Humorous way of asking for money

Humorous ways of asking for money: crying for poverty, euphemism and making up cases.

The first type: crying poor type

At the end of every month, many college students will send out some vivid and funny expression packs. This kind of vivid expression pack usually plays a role.

Parents will also cherish their children's crying, thinking that their children live alone outside and worry that their children will be wronged. With crying as the most direct expression, they can easily get a lot of money. Whenever a child cries, parents will "give in". This way of asking for money has been tried and tested by college students.

The second type: euphemistic type

Some children with high emotional intelligence will not choose to ask their parents for money directly, but express their thoughts about their parents in some euphemistic ways. For example, when chatting with parents, they will say "Mom and Dad, I miss you" first, then convey their thoughts through this inner voice, and then express the meaning of lack of money.

Parents see through their children's thoughts at a glance, sometimes hitting the nail on the head. Simply saying "Don't think about me, I have no money" often leaves their children speechless and unable to ask for money.

The third type: fabricating cases.

Making up examples, a form of asking for money, belongs to the performance of children with high IQ. Through funny stories, parents can understand their children's needs after listening carefully. This way is also the most novel way, which can be described as full of routines. From this point, we can also see how hard children want to get money.

In addition to asking parents for money, college students can also get some income through these channels; As children, we should not blindly ask our parents for money, but should know how to be grateful and feel sorry for the hardships of our parents' lives. In addition to asking parents for money, college students can also reduce the pressure on their parents through various channels to ensure that they can successfully complete their college studies.