Qui té diners, té companyia.
“He who has money has company.”
Wealth tends to attract friends and companionship, a wry comment on the transactional nature of some relationships.
— Traditional Andorra & Catalan Pyrenean Wisdom, Andorra
Source: Traditional Catalan proverb, shared regional heritage of Andorra, public-domain oral tradition
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