thaison

I'm diversifying my income so I'm trying to learn business from real-life examples. The landlord who owns 3 houses but scams $150 deposit. The owner of 30 branches across the globe who manages to stay broke. Etc.

I do look down on the biography book genre, even more than self-help. And business books are boring. Real life is where I can see where the narratives go and what I observe with my own eyes.

I don't think you were concerned as much about scaling in my previous fairy tale, though. Different motivation.

Goodnight 1 foot 3.

Gonna sleep late today because I already took a three hours nap in the afternoon.

I'm having my favorite meal Mì Quảng. I hope you have a tasty dinner too.

Well the better metaphor would be a walkie-talkie. But it's kind of hard to throw the detail “standard shapes and sizes” in.

You know. Mostly about the magic pocket for cool kids. The magic lego that the Handsome Prince built in standard shapes and sizes so all other kids with normal lego can come in and have fun too, not just the kids who have magic pockets. And then the orcs built a fancy vault to sell tickets that people don't want. Because you scale the number of customers, not the size of the product.

Okay I don't know how many of my guesses are incorrect. But the handsome thing is definitely true.

I also got itchy eyes and runny nose during the first few weeks of reading psychoanalysis. So hopefully it's just mental problems.

Woke up this morning feeling like someone punched my left eye. I don't know if it's the eye strain from my investigation down the crypto rabbit hole in the last 3 days. Or it's my childhood chickenpox flaring up as shingles again. So I both have a day off and took the antivirus. I hope it was the crypto thing. I don't want to get ugly again.

Sooooo burnout because last month I accepted too many jobs. I'm going to sleep now. See you again tomorrow. Think about you soon.

BBC has been blocked since the beginning of the internet here. So like early 2000s. Losers from the previous wars often wrote “articles” to expose the corruption that we were pitifully blind to. I never bought our history books, but reading BBC was like “Are there people actually buying this?”. Because the tone was overly emotional even for a 12-year-old. I thought, for that quality to be published, it must be very affordable for the propagandists.

Okay that's enough internet for today. See you tomorrow.