In one big city called London, lived a little boy named\nEbenezer Scrooge. In the city where he lived, the New Year was especially\ncelebrated. On the first day of New Year, a parade was held, which was attended\nby millions of people. This parade was special because the money raised in it\nwas donated to London charities. The Ebenezer loved New Year and always looked at\nit.  <\/p>\n\n\n\n

It’s coming. On New Year’s Eve, he would put a plate on\nthe table before going to bed to leave Santa present for him. It was dawn on\nNew Year’s morning. The Scrooge was 4 years old. He happily waited for the\ngifts, but didn’t receive them. The reason to this was death of his father, who\nwas sending money to Santa for gifts. So it went on every year, this greatly\naffected the small Scrooge, from an early age he had to take care of himself.\nBecome uncommunicative. He lost trust in other people, he only\nthought about collecting money to fulfill the desires he had dreamed of as a\nchild.  <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Scrooge also treated employees badly, did not give\nsalaries to employees. In modern life, Scrooge would not be able to retain\nemployees and would have to close the company because without employees, the\ncompany could not exist.   <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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