My friend pooled together 300,000 yuan to open a restaurant and also wanted to borrow some from me as cash flow.

I advised him: You might as well withdraw the 300,000 yuan, tear off five bills every day, which is slower than losing money opening a store and less exhausting.
He said: I'm almost ready, it's too late now, the arrow is on the string and I have to shoot!
I replied: Then good luck, I’ll wish you in advance—wishing you a successful opening and a smooth transfer.
In the end, he got anxious: I thought you were my best friend, if you won't lend, then forget it, and you're even cursing me!
I said: It’s precisely because you consider me your best friend that I can’t bear to see you put half a lifetime’s savings into the “boss dream.”
The truth is hard to hear, but it’s better than crying and regretting later.
Tell me, am I doing this for his good, or am I being too harsh? $BNB
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