Young Man: “She destroys magazines and newspapers. She tears out articles she wants to read and spoils the magazines and newspapers.”
Old Grandma: “Oh, I never knew she was so bad!”
Young Man: “I saw it myself. She tore out so many magazines. She didn’t care the rest of us have not yet read the magazines.”
Grandma: “Those magazines are precious. Sometimes when we are free, we take an old copy to read for the day. How could she do that!”
Young Man: “She wastes money by destroying the old magazine and newspapers. Those can be sold for paper recycling. You can get some money back.”
Grandma; “Yes, but very little. The paper recycler does not pay much for the weight of the newspapers. He is dishonest. He wants to take all the newspapers, but he doesn’t pay us by the weight.”
Young Man: “You should give all your money, property and valuables to me. I will never destroy them. I know how to take care of valuables. They shall be like treasures to me.”
The reader can understand where this is going.