Come Save Me…
Ever had a night out when you felt like you were among the lowest citizens that society could scrap up. Well I'm there. And it hurts.
Present company excused.
People can be thick
In my daily activities I come across people that defy logic with how they have survived to the age they are with the intelligence they lack. You can only assume society has watered down life so much that even animals might be able to claim the dole.
I was talking to a man today who understood English enough to run his own business and yet needed me to explain something to him four times and even then I don't think he got it.
If Oprah doesn't have a segment about it or 'Today Tonight' hasn't put it into its weekly cycle of repeated articles then these people wont learn about it.
These are the same very people who vote in governments because of a $200 bonus they will get, without the understanding that same government has three years to make a small tax change to get it back. Think long term that's all I ask of you. Don't wonder why you can't afford to fix the broken fridge when you never put $10 a week away in a slush fund to pay for emergencies such as those. Because believe me, these dramas keep on coming, it's commonly known as 'life'.
Learn to listen to what is being said so you might not need to ask for a fourth repeat of a simple 10 word sentence.
Facebook Divorce
Everywhere you go these days there is a reference to Facebook. Companies want you to 'like' or 'friend' them and people now communicate through it more than email.
The courts even mention Facebook as a banned form of communication when they issue their gag orders. And this ushers in a new trend I can see flooding our divorce courts. People fighting over their money and assets by making references to Facebook entires and friend lists. Will a husband or wife update their status to reflect their pending court battle or will they submit evidence of infidelity by showing Facebook as a source.
The disappointing thing about all this is that the children can access Facebook and long after the divorse is sealed in court documents, the trace of Facebook slander will be there for all to read and snicker at.
I just think people should keep their private lives a little more... private.