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baggage too

Submitted by Anonymous on Sat, 2008-05-10 05:36.

if you win something, it usually involves some level of hassle, too. Keeping what you have is low key and lower stress.

Even earning money is more hassle than retaining it since it indebts, to some degree, a person to the source of the money. The actual accomplishment is good, though.

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