Joe Opio

I don't wait.

There's more things.

I remember when I told you about the relationship I have with my family, right?

With my sisters and because my family, my siblings have access to all my money, to my bank accounts.

Remember?

I told you this and then you went like, what?

What if they stole the money?

Now, I'm lucky that my family were very close in it, but also you weren't like, but what if they weren't like, I wouldn't sweat it.

I genuinely wouldn't, because I would go like, oh, they know they can ask me for the money.

They know they have access to the money.

So if they stole it, that means they were so desperate.

Something must have come up, right?

And I would rather they steal my money

than go steal a stranger's money.

Because if they steal a stranger's money, now it's courts, now it's prison, now it's this, now my mom is stressed, my dad is stressed.

Now they stole my stress.

But if they steal my money, then I'll go like, oh, that means they needed it more than I needed it.

I've had the same mentality when we were in school, boarding school in Uganda.

People would go like, oh, like, you know, leaving your suitcase, like they would lock them and everything.

And I'd go like, no, why?