A few honest businessmen opened a shop together, and when they made a lot of money, they closed their business and shared money. But how can they not quarrel with dividends? They were arguing about money and things. At this time their house was on fire, but they were still arguing about money. They quarreled that the house was on fire and they were all engulfed in flames and burned, along with their belongings. What makes sense from the text? ['Unfavorable to faint.', 'Disregard the sesame and lose the watermelon.', 'Harmony makes money.', 'Honesty makes money.']