One of my friends, who is in a similar position to me, that single relatively poor and most likely to stay that way without a serious injection of effort. Just like me, being alone is the worst thing that has happened to him.
He being an NT ,in most parts, he has better natural social skills then me, and as a result I believe the he has better scope for improvement then me. Unfortunately for me, I feel that I am always trying to improve already, and I don’t feel that there is as much effort on his behalf or time to learn how to improve his situation.
I feel that it is possible that my situation might change in future as I acquire better social skills, or some-how some-way I might shake something up. My financial situation is slowly improving as am working a money spinner,that the fact that I purchased a car a few years back. I still believe that owning a car improves your job prospective and even relationships if the Ladder Theory is to be believed.
While I have not enough time in a day , he has plenty which he often spends in Croydon Shopping Mall. It was there, in Starbucks , that he was talking to me about buying a £300 remote control Helicopter. I told him that I wasn’t worming to the idea. Told him that only through activities that will improve his situation will, will he enjoy these activities as I do with my little money spinner. I could not enjoy a £300 chopper, it consumes valuable researches( the money to buy it) and time to play it( more lonely time).
A car has different altogether, as it does improve my situation despite its much higher costs. Human being have evolved to enjoy thing that serve a purpose. I recommend that he buy a car not the chopper.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezDIPDVH-IE[/youtube]
I thought I remembered this this chopper having more missiles and guns sticking out of it, like the ones in the golf war.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gW5LyaE9tVw[/youtube]
The car I am going to buy next your. Faster and heaver then my Vauxhall Astra it is going to damage the ozone bear time.
14 Dec 2009, 3:33 pm
