Thoughts on B Simone not taking the Hat from the 12 year old Girl at the Event!!!

I saw a video of B. Simone. She was at an event and, uh, I think Tasha K. posted this, you know, she messy with her, but, you know, we all got to make a living, so, you know, just nobody, you know, we all got to make a living. But it was a young lady, uh, they got a young lady named Paige. She was 12 years old, okay, I think she an entrepreneur. She makes clothing. I know she had hats. I don't know if she had other products, but I know she makes hats. But, uh, so she was at the event, B. Simone was there, you know, going out doing the networking thing, and Paige stepped out, you know, trying to get her name out there, whatever, get her get the product in some influential people hands, I guess, you know. So, she tried to give B. Simone a hat at the event. And B. Simone didn't take the hat. And a lot of people in the comments, ignorant people, I would say, had stuff to say, oh, she didn't have to do that. She could have just took the girl hat, this, that, the third, and this and that, and, you know, she was acting this, she was acting that. And B. Simone broke it down to her and gave her a great advice for life and told her the real deal. She was like, I'm not going to take your hat because you giving out free stuff, and you paid for this hat. I'm probably going to sit this hat down, throw it somewhere or whatever, and then it's going to be gone. And that's inventory that you could have sold, made money on. So be conscious when you giving people free stuff out of events, because that's inventory that is probably going to get tossed or probably going to be lost. What I'm going to do is, give me your information, I'll go to your site and I'll buy a hat from the site, so, uh, I can support you. That's good good advice. Great advice, because first off, she's at an event, like she said. She walking around, talking to people, partying and drinking. She not. Who. Who's going to carry around some random hat somebody hand them the whole time they at an event? It's a hands that for me. Everybody else something in the comments, you go out to a party, you go out to a party or an event, y'all out chilling, and somebody come up to you and say, I got this clothing, I want to give you this free hat. You going to carry that hat around with you all night? I'll wait. No, you're not. You're going to sit that hat down somewhere, you're going to hand it to somebody, and probably never see it again. They ain't going to think about it because you ain't bring it with you. You know what I'm saying? So, and that's what she's telling her, like, yeah, that's going to be lost inventory. That's money and and stuff you didn't pay for that you could have made money off of. Instead of doing that, you can give out your car, you can give you can show people your product, etcetera, or give people your uh your site where they can buy your product, etcetera. Like, you know what I'm saying? You don't just you be handing out free stuff just to hand it out, and that's money. That they probably ain't going to be coming back, and if they ain't going to use it, they going to throw it away or throw it down. We ain't got no money to throw away, baby. We ain't doing that. We trying to make money, not give it away. So, she gave her great advice and and and for life. I think so. Absolutely. So most people tell you, oh no, go and get the free stuff out, network and do that and do that. And then you do all that and don't nothing come of it, and now you you back you more in the hole already, because you already in the red because you got overhead. And until you make that overhead back, you ain't in the black. So you giving you giving stuff away as you going deeper in the hole. So if you don't ever make nothing and recoup nothing back, you can't get out the hole.