A thousand dollar Mistake.
I'm not the kind of person who has twenty dollars to blow or even spend frivolously. So kissing a grand good bye is not even something I thought I would have an opportunity to experience. Everyone says don't mix business with pleasure, but I find that most of them are hypocrites. $1,000's later I am here to tell you that just because you are a hypocrite doesn't make you wrong. I bought A car from the best of friends and do you know what I have? I have a promise to fix it, a car that runs when it feels like it with no way to predict when that will be, and a best of friend that no longer returns my phone calls.
I never thought I had the words sucker tattooed on my forehead. I never liked tattoos. (she has a tinkerbell tattoo, do you think there is a connection?)
I never figured that I could afford to purchase a thousand dollar lesson, but now I just have to say: Lesson learned!
I think I shall become a hypocrite, do you think there is a job opening? Sounds better than my current post as town idiot or just plain fool...

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