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If the debt was gambling related he may have a serious problem.
If it is a debt related to investments gone bad that is just something that happens to many people and is usually a learning opportunity.
If it is a debt related to providing things for his wife then they both have problems.
Women usually know that most debt is associated with meeting unrealistic expectations of females.
The baker knows that the debt is probably due to demands from the wife and you are a misogynist to bring it up.
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