In a small, far away town, two friends, Leah and Amari were discussed on which way they wanted to invest their money. Leah wants to invest in stock, while Amari wants to invest in a bond. They wanted to see who would acquire more money in the long run.

Leah's goal is to invest in a stock with the local tailoring company and make twice in return than what she put in. Little does she know, the tailoring company's demand has increased, therefore, she is losing money.

Amari's goal is to acquire more money as the years carry on. He will interest each year and also get repaid his original investment on a certain maturity date. He gains more in his return than Leah might, and his risk is much lower depending on his original investment.

In the end, Amari wins because he did more research on his investment plan and he made a smarter decision.