“He’s paying 20 Euros a day for washing glasses, but they still haven’t washed a single one yet and just keep asking for more money.”
It’s a perfect analogy this, bit you seem not to understand why- there’s absolutely no point in washing a single glass, if it doesn’t resolve the actual debt. Which I think everyone knows is the case with Greece. It doesn’t reflect badly on them that they’re not taking a terrible deal.
What the greeks have rejected- rightly- is a bailout that makes things worse for them without fixing the problem. Perhaps they could accept an offer that makes it worse for them, if it actually dealt with the debt. But nobody seems to want to put that on the table.
This doesn’t imply that they’d reject a half-decent deal. We may never know, first they’d have to get one.