After someone hears the words "money is like dung" and "friends are worth a thousand dollars," they feel there are logical problems because they can lead to the absurd conclusion of "friends like dung". Since the conclusion of "friends like dung" cannot be established, it can be logically concluded that:. ['The term "money is like dung" is false.', 'If a friend is indeed worth thousands of dollars, then money is not like dung.', 'The saying "friends are worth a thousand dollars" is true.', 'The words "money as dung" and "friends worth thousands of dollars" are either true or false.']