Many a person has the ability to pay it but won’t pay it. I know in New York City we had a small grocer, and some very, very wealthy, multi-millionaires dealt with him. He said to me, “Do you know they pay me once a year? I have to carry them for a whole year. And so I take it out of you who pay me every time you buy what you buy. You must pay for their unwillingness to pay me save once a year. They come in and they shop as you never shop…even question my price. They will come in here and question every price and tell their butlers—-they have a full complement of servants, they have servants, they have chefs and secondary chefs, and all kinds of things. But they will go over that entire list but not pay it for one solid year, so I’m carrying that for them. At the end of a year they pay me…they’ve always paid, because they’re multi-millionaires. So the little person in my shop must pay higher to carry such creatures in my world.” But they couldn’t argue with him…that’s how they live. Many of them die prior to paying up the bill. They were able but unwilling to pay. I could multiply that story of unwillingness a hundred times over from fabulously wealthy people in this world that I have been told the stories of these people.280 ¶14