Baby Reindeer on Netflix: Unveiling the hidden money lessons every viewer needs
Also Read: Ajay Devgn starrer ‘Maidaan’: 3 key money lessons investors can learn from coach SA Rahim She has a loud, uninhibited laugh. But that’s not all. Donny suddenly finds himself giving her a coke every evening, and being called baby reindeer and other strange names.
In fact she says she’s busy but begins to spend all day at the bar. Friendship turns into an obsession. She shows up everywhere Donny goes including his comedy gig.
Although the repartee between them at the club is fun, his life becomes scarily difficult when she stalks him online and shows up everywhere including his home. What can he tell the police? The woman he loves? This limited series show will keep you engaged and remind you of how to steer clear of unscrupulous financial dealings you might be tempted to make. Buying a home? You will be requested quietly to top up that low EMI the builders accept if you pay ‘some part’ in cash.
Looking to pay for your child’s coaching class? Someone to guide you to foreign university admissions procedures? Then be ready to shell out cash.
Also Read: From screen scares to financial savvy: Extracting 3 hidden money lessons from The First Omen A wedding in the family? No matter how much you avoid cash payments, you end up getting strange chits as receipts for cash that fade even before you have blessed the newlyweds. Cash transactions can either be small and miscellaneous, but the moment you try to get your hands on large quantities of cash, you find yourselves at the mercy of moneylenders - politely known as finance companies - who charge exorbitant interest from you. They catch you when you’re most vulnerable and really need that money and you just don’t know how to get out of the interest that keeps compounding.
