I borrow money.

So we have to borrow to make the 0 bigger.

So all we did here, we said that 0 is less than 9.

Trip is my host.

So bonds are essentially you are borrowing from the public markets again.

Can we rent a car?

You borrow books.

You borrow a book.

lender, that has maybe similar terms.

Anyway, I think you get the idea.

I won't be able to subtract, so let me borrow again.

Yes, I would.

So if I want to make this 2 into something larger, why don't I take a 10 bill from here.

That becomes a 2.

May I borrow your knife?

Can I use your toilet, please?

May I borrow your car?

I'll do it in brown.

I'm borrowing the copying machine.

I want 325,000 in cash.

So the way that works is let's say that I need to buy my wife a nice gift for her birthday that's tomorrow and I want to borrow 500.

Let's go through those.

I've still got that library book.

May I borrow your dictionary?

Can I use your telephone?

Can I borrow your Ford for tomorrow?

Might I use your phone?

All of these are valid ways of doing it.

So this is one month notes.

And that's a good question.

Don't borrow more money than you can help.

I'll get it back to you,

And essentially I would get 1 million from them, a home loan.

So in this scenario what happens?

And what are my liabilities?

It's not coming back, booth.

I did have a little help.

So what I can do is I can borrow 1 from the 7

I'll get you something for the paper.

I own the lease.

Can I rent rackets?

May I use your toilet?

Well, the 900 gold pieces, that then goes to the workers.

He owes me what you call a lifedebt.

And he's able to actually borrow a little bit more than what he even needs.