Do I still have to work hard for that?

Ay, mag hago pa diay ta ani?

This is the line that I heard from, my brother-in-law's new girlfriend last night when I introduced her to the Noise.cash platform.

Here is how it went before that. I and my husband arrived from work to fetch our son who was at Nanay's house; she and my husband's brother was sitting idly outside from what they called home along with her son, they both came into a relationship when her husband died and he separated from his wife because she was cheating with her co-worker.

I always think of them as a family and I thought I should introduce them to the earning platforms that I know of so that they too can earn online because they did not have a stable income.

As I approached her location, I have to pass through from where she sat to get to Nanay's door, I asked her,

te, do you buy load fr the internet caonstantly? I knew about an earning app nut you have to work to get paid. They are only cents but when cents accumulate their valure can grow too!

She seems interested and even plugged her phone from charging and gave it to me to set her phone up so she can post directly on noise and will not have trouble setting the wallet and finding the code and even did a screenshot of her seed phrase for her to keep it safe.

After I gave her her phone, she then asked me; have you earned from here already? And I said yes, I was a user for more than one year I said I already earned a lot but I have lesser sleep because I wanted to earn more she said that line on the top:

ay, mag Hago pa diay ta ani?

My ego was a bit touched because a thought came to me, doesn't she want to work for money? perhaps she was used to doing nothing and was given money by her husband and at this time now, her boyfriend. Sarap siguro ng buhay nya ano. anyways, I did not show my reaction at that time, and still, encouraged her to post more and comment more on the site to earn. I followed her in my noise.cash account so I could see her posts but she did not do any. Anyways, I did not have regrets in doing so because I did my part in helping her. kawawa kasi laging nakatunganaga at walang ginagawa. Haays, but I guess they don't see it for themselves and are content with what they have. I guess they are not aiming nor preparing for their future so be so relaxed for now.

it's not my first to introduce the earning platforms to people and neglecting them, first, I taught my husband, who was into noise since it's easy to post and interact there but stopped his reason was that he was too busy now and he only uses the phone to relax, then my sister who had no work, and my nephew, they thought it was a scam. then my sister who is a teacher; stopped too and all of my husband's nieces, they were not interested in it, they prefer TikTok and dancing lewdly than earn. I even taught Kerl, but he said he was too busy with his work and school even if I told him twill improve his English proficiency which he needed most because he is an Educ student.

I never have regrets, I did my part but they threw the chance away. lazy people aren't worth of read.cash and noise.cash anyway. Teach people how to fish and they run from it; one day they'll starve, I don't think I'd give them any, or I would still be very kind, depending on the situation. But I hope I won't be that rude anyway, it wouldn't be me.

What about you guys, what's your experience in sharing this wonderful platform with your family and friends?

Thsi would be all for now; I would love to see your comments below