Sometimes, I see people helping others by giving goods, not money.
While it’s 100% true that people eating bread can’t drink alcohol for the money from the bread, this thing happens – they have more money for alcohol.
So, the logic is simple – if a person who spends $1 on bread and $1 on vodka is given one free bread, they will have $2 for vodka.
Also, people have attachments to things they are involved with. If they receive a certain bread, perhaps they would prefer buying something else with that money.
For this reason, if you want to help someone, it’s safe to give them money (of course, there are exceptions).
And if you give someone who drinks alcohol a piece of bread, they will have more money for alcohol.
