03-17-2011, 08:08 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-17-2011, 08:14 PM by GrammarPhreak.)
(03-17-2011, 08:05 PM)Infinity Wrote: In that context, it doesn't mean as much, but it still should be a personal concern to him, and that's understandable. Reputation at school however, does mean a lot in almost every other case.
I agree, but sometimes, you shouldn't give in to people. Why risk putting your education on the line, just for a fight? My opinion: I don't care what people say,
(03-17-2011, 08:05 PM)Infinity Wrote: In that context, it doesn't mean as much, but it still should be a personal concern to him, and that's understandable. Reputation at school however, does mean a lot in almost every other case.
You might be too young to understand, but reputation is a big part of loans as well. Banks won't give you a limitless amount of money, unless they know they can get something from your, or you can return that money because they gain interest on it. Their money is secured in most cases because if you don't pay up, if you have other expendables like properties, vehicles, etc... They can foreclose your house if you don't pay up, or force you to sell your house to get money from you.
You can make money off of loans if you are smart with them. Most people make the mistake of saying that they are bad. That's off topic however, but your reputation plays a role in determining how resilient banks will be on lending you their money. Well.... Others money lol.
I 100% agree with you sir.
Anyways, you still did the right thing, I forgot that he pushed you first. You had the right in your own way to punch him, but in the future, think about your education first.
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