Quote by Robert Frost, The Hardship of Ac

Never ask of money spentWhere the spender thinks it went.Nobody was ever meantTo remember or inventWhat he did with every cent.

Never ask of money spentWhere the spender thinks it went.Nob

Summary

This quote emphasizes the notion that one should not inquire about how someone else spends their money, as it is not necessary for one to justify or explain their financial choices and it is not the business of others to be aware of every detail. It suggests that individuals should have the freedom to allocate their money as they see fit without feeling the obligation to provide an account of how every penny was utilized. Ultimately, one's financial decisions should be a personal matter, and it is neither important nor relevant for others to know the specifics.

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By Robert Frost, The Hardship of Ac

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