Chris Vaz wrote:
> Your query of Rajan reminds me of the time Lord Fauntelroy walked into a
> Rolls-Royce showroom, kicked tires, and asked the salesman--
> What is the price?
> Salesman: If you must ask, sir, you can't afford it!
> That says it all, doesn't it?
Chris,
The above is a cute fairy tale from yestercentury. In reality, the rich are so
because they look after every penny. Anyone who has made his money the hard way
knows that there is ALWAYS a discount available for everything. It is always
the foolish and the poor that pay full price. Ask any Goan in Mapusa on Friday
if they pay the asking price for anything. The ones that do, are the visitors.
The ones that are asking the price are those that already know what price they
are going to pay.
Mervyn3.0
From: "CORNEL DACOSTA"
> Hi Rajan
> Please tell us what your sentence below means.
> Thanks
> Cornel
> --- "Rajan P. Parrikar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> To Goanet -
>> The 'debate' about Goan Identity is a non-debate.
>
>
>
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