Let’s be honest: we all have that one prized possession we guard with our lives.
By Zuko Komisa

We’re taught from a young age that sharing is caring, but adulthood quickly teaches us that generosity needs boundaries.
It’s not about being stingy; it’s about protecting our peace of mind after getting burned once too often. Whether it’s an expensive asset or something deeply personal, some boundaries are simply non-negotiable.
Take your car, for instance handing over the keys means trusting someone else with your safety, your insurance premium, and your pride and joy.
Then there’s money, the quickest way to turn a solid friendship into an awkward standoff when repayment dates mysteriously slip.
House keys take trust to an entirely new level, while handing over an unlocked smartphone feels like surrendering your entire private life on a silver platter.
Drive 959 with Glen Lewis, Skhumba Hlophe and Kgomotso Meso asked what is the one item you should never lend out?
Listen to the full conversation here:
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