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Good one. Excellent in fact. Love the expression on the face. Similar to one I saw on a man’s face years ago when handing out leaflets for Labour. He refused and I thought I’d do a quick vox populi and said what about the policies helping poor people. He said with a sneer that they should keep going to church and praying. I thought that was an interesting mindset! Not that God was on his side, but the idea that he didn’t need or want God and was just interested in money and what he could wrest from life for himself. I thought he lacked soul like some nasty character from Dickens.