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🚀 Business & Startups Anonymous 21d ago · 2 reads

My brother and I started a small shop together. He wants to take out money for his wedding, but we are barely breaking even.

We opened the shop eight months ago with our savings. Some months we earn a little, but most months we only cover the costs. We agreed not to withdraw until it was stable. Now my brother's wedding is coming and he wants to take out a large amount, saying the family needs help. I am worried that the shop will not survive. I do not want to be the one who says no, but I also do not want to lose everything we built.

The author asks: Do I allow the withdrawal, or insist on keeping our rule?

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