In today's economy, we need to face the reality that not all of us are going to be "essential" or even marginally useful to the rest of society. It's unfortunate but it's true.
Unlike the negro, and the British, True American Christians have not developed a pre-planned strategy for long periods of unemployment. Having myself recently retired, I can share some tips for passing away the long hours.
First, develop a solid drinking habit. I know money's tight but a single 32oz malt liquor can fit into even the smallest budget if you're prepared to reach deep to the bottom shelf. One or preferably 6 per day is a reasonable target in the first year.
Second, put something away for the hard times ahead or for a treat on a rainy day. For example, an eighth of weed at the back of the freezer. Relax, the next welfare check will arrive in a day or two.
Third - many ideas - I know I'm missing an important one - but I have to dash, the plants need watering.
Unlike the negro, and the British, True American Christians have not developed a pre-planned strategy for long periods of unemployment. Having myself recently retired, I can share some tips for passing away the long hours.
First, develop a solid drinking habit. I know money's tight but a single 32oz malt liquor can fit into even the smallest budget if you're prepared to reach deep to the bottom shelf. One or preferably 6 per day is a reasonable target in the first year.
Second, put something away for the hard times ahead or for a treat on a rainy day. For example, an eighth of weed at the back of the freezer. Relax, the next welfare check will arrive in a day or two.
Third - many ideas - I know I'm missing an important one - but I have to dash, the plants need watering.
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