There are always people worried about banks. If the banks lend out so much money every year, what if someone can't repay it?
Actually, there's no need at all. The banks make astonishing profits every year and rarely fail to recover their money because they never lend to the poor, only to the rich who can afford to repay.
So, poor people can only deposit their money in the bank when their own wealth is insufficient to achieve their dreams. Then the bank lends the poor people's money to the rich, enabling the rich to continue expanding their businesses and become even wealthier.
But not everyone who can borrow from the bank can afford to repay, as in the case of Judy's family—they faced a financial crisis, and evidence suggests they will continue to decline.
So the bank appears here.
"I've only seen such scenes on TV before," said the male host with a laugh as he leaned on the chair in the dining room, after the bank personnel finished checking and left.
