Currently, he is a student of the 1st stage of Bukhara State University. He is flying in the sky, look at it!!! A student who left class on Saturday wanted to withdraw money, but his arbitrariness caught up with him. The poor man was left without money from Saturday to Tuesday, on the contrary, he borrowed money from his friends, what he ate, what he did, he did not have it. Perhaps this is incompetence. However, poor man. The student’s mother did not spare her sweet words, as always, so that my child would not be upset. But his mother said such a beautiful word, and the student broke the ground and did not enter. The mother said, “I am not at all upset that you forgot the code of the plastic card, on the contrary, I am sorry for your memory.”
Today, on Tuesday, he called the bank employee… He said to come to the bank near the Sahir hospital in Bukhara region. The student was happy and took his friend with him. They talked about the taxi for 8 thousand, but the chubby student gave the driver 18 thousand soums. He was happy that we will have money today, but it didn’t happen. His friend was shocked when he heard about 18,000 soums. Comrade, what have you done, what are we going to do now, we only have 4,000 soums left.
So, they went to the Microcredit bank again, unfortunately, we cannot restore this password, although we know that the plastic belongs to your mother, the bank employees continued.
Oh, saltiness, poor me…, maybe we feel sorry for this student, maybe not. My dear peers, have you seen how far four simple passwords made the poor man run. It should be concluded from this that simple things cause unprecedented conflicts. And the conclusion is from you…
Muhammadova Gulshoda
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