aren’t you tired of it?

 Spending 3.99$ a gallon on gas is something i wish i didnt do this past week. Spending almost 40% more than what i usually spend just to get around and make the money i used to spend on the gas anyways? Don’t I sound stupid now. 


What if we just went back to the days of trading sticks and stones for apples. Then eating those apples to get more sticks and stones to trade for more apples with oogmar down east of the river. 


Waittttt 


Oversimplified, the working class… works! That's why they’re called the working class! But doesn’t that make you angry? Why would you want to work and work and work and work until you turn 65 and retire (which, statistically, is now 67) and sit in your sad home with nothing to do. Now that you don't work you feel useless! As a working class citizen, you feel bound to the job you despised just 3 years ago now that you sit in front of your tv watching wheel of fortune reruns.

But don’t worry! Not only is the economical structure of the United States slowly falling and your dollar and investments are becoming worthless, but now you’re an old hag. Life is not what it used to be. But what do you miss? Working a job just to stay alive?

Its important to stay grounded. Working your whole life sucks but it sucks less if you dont take every moment for granted. Dad asks you to go fishing? Daughter asks you to make her breakfast? Letting the small things go is the beginning of the end. That doesn’t just go for the people in your life. Taking care of yourself is best thing you can do when it feels like theres nothing you can do.

Stay consistent

Bye! 


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