@cake it’s trying to tell us no one likes to associate with failure. When someone is doing well he or she will have a lot of people that would want to associate with him or her it is then you will be hearing I know him or her from Adam, he or she is my brother uncle cousin brother sister but when the person is doing otherwise, even someone that knows him or her will be dodging him or her in public. That reminds me of this Yoruba proverb that says “owo epo laye n banila won o kin banila teje” which means it’s hands with oil that people will follow you to leak they won’t follow you leak hands with blood.