The phrase “he who loves wine and oil will not be rich” is a proverb that suggests indulging in luxury and extravagance, such as spending on expensive items like wine and oil, may hinder one’s ability to accumulate wealth. It implies that excessive spending on non-essential items can lead to financial instability or even poverty.
This proverb emphasizes the importance of moderation and wise financial management. It advises against prioritizing immediate gratification over long-term financial security. Remember, proverbs like this are general observations and may not always apply to every individual circumstance
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