Harry knew very well what to say and when.
For instance, in front of Ron, Hermione, Qiu, and the others, Harry could tell everyone outright that he had no intention of working.
How wonderful it would be to just take it easy.
He could lounge around at home when he had nothing to do, go out for a stroll if he felt like it, and amuse himself at home if he did not.
Yes, ideally, he could get electricity hooked up and get a television and a games console, too. The whole idea was that staying home made him happy, and the longer he stayed home, the longer he stayed happy.
Harry had to admit that this idea had been influenced, to some extent, by Sirius Black. Not only did Sirius not work himself, but he also encouraged his good friend Lupin not to work either.
The reason was simple: he had more money than he could spend.
Why bother working?
Wasn't the point of working to support yourself and your family?
Then, if the money in your pocket was already more than enough, why go to all the trouble of working?
Lupin clearly did not see it that way, however, and was still actively looking for work, much to Black's regret.
Of course, given the recent situation, Lupin had not actually had time to look for work, since he also had to help Dumbledore with things. As for Black, who wanted to laze around at home, that was only talk. He had also been run off his feet a little while ago.
Speaking of which, the Potter Family was not short of money either, and was even wealthier than the Black family-although some of it could not yet be accessed, not until Harry turned eighteen.
But Harry himself was