Mr. Mosley reviewed his business accounts for the third time. He had recently extended credit to several customers, and now his own funds were lacking. As he sadly went to close up shop for the night, he found an old acquaintance waiting for him. "You once helped me when I was in trouble," said his friend, embracing him affectionately. "Now I'm doing well and I want to give you this in repayment for all you did for me." Then he handed Mr. Mosely a check for more than the amount he needed. What is the theme of this passage? 1 If you depend on luck, you can always solve your problems. 2 Take care to loan money only to those who are trustworthy. 3 When you extend generosity to others they will return it to you.​