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This is the price at which he can be bought. He himself isn't even worth that bottle, because he can't earn it, but instead collects the sum through begging and scavenging. And the price for which he can be bought is insignificant. He can be bought with anything. But there are people who have everything. They don't need anything. It's very difficult to deal with such people. Take, for example, those hermits... On the one hand, these are people who have rejected all the benefits. But they didn't do it because they wanted to, but because they think that this is how they will achieve something even better. This is the price at which they were bought. It seems like I'm arguing with myself? Well, yes. But hermits are one thing. What about people who sacrificed themselves for others? People who created not for money, but for others? Take, for example, Kurt Cobain. He earned a lot of money. He made a huge breakthrough in music at one time. But he didn't need that money. He lived the same way he did when he didn't have that much money – he bought things at thrift stores for a pittance, etc. Would you buy a child from almost any normal mother?
Step aside from the way of a better man than you So you fall at his feet hes the one who betrays you Its the servants devotion for the decay Stand up