"All women are historian. Every woman has a ledger of everything. Whenever something is wrong, she can find a record and tell you it is your fault. ..."
This is one of my co-workers' comments. He is a complete sexist.
Well, never mind. Now I give a ledger example:
1)09/23, $5 for cigarettes;
2)09/23, $10 for 2 movue ticktes
3)09/25, $300 for tuition
4)09/26, $10 for a gift to Jim's daughter;
....
Or, if all the women are like what my co-worker described, a family ledger may be as follows:
1)09/23, (husband) remit $500 to his parent
2)09/23, (husband) lose his jacket when going out with colleagues
3)09/28, (husband) invite 2 friends home without a notice (to wife)
4)09/28, (husband) buy two packs of napkins at a discount price, which turn out more expensive that in CostCo
5)09/30, (husband) talk his mother for 69 minutes, which costs $13.38
....
For those who has ever touched finacial systems, the word "ledger" is not a deal.
This is one of my co-workers' comments. He is a complete sexist.
Well, never mind. Now I give a ledger example:
1)09/23, $5 for cigarettes;
2)09/23, $10 for 2 movue ticktes
3)09/25, $300 for tuition
4)09/26, $10 for a gift to Jim's daughter;
....
Or, if all the women are like what my co-worker described, a family ledger may be as follows:
1)09/23, (husband) remit $500 to his parent
2)09/23, (husband) lose his jacket when going out with colleagues
3)09/28, (husband) invite 2 friends home without a notice (to wife)
4)09/28, (husband) buy two packs of napkins at a discount price, which turn out more expensive that in CostCo
5)09/30, (husband) talk his mother for 69 minutes, which costs $13.38
....
For those who has ever touched finacial systems, the word "ledger" is not a deal.