My younger brother who stayed and lived in Vietnam for half a year, mainly to learn and analyze the crazy and busy markets of Saigon. I wasn’t quite sure what the end result would be after his trip was over, but amazingly enough, he published an ebook that shows you various ways to optimizing your travel so you could save time, money, stress, and the frustration of dealing with price bargaining. Now, how interesting is that?
Besides his work and mysterious ways in operating everything, my brother and I are two separate believers in life and society, yet we share one common goal, and that is doing whatever it takes to make us happy, even if it is writing about it, being poetic about it, being stupid about it, or whatever it is that we must do until we finally get to the answer even if the answer is “no answer”.
We don’t believe in making sacrifices. We don’t tolerate others’ behaviors that ultimately make us feel unhappy or miserable at the end of the day. We try to work things out, we give chances, we give opportunities to those who make us feel uneasy or sad, as much as we give ourselves opportunities to fix our own mistakes, in other words, equal employment opportunities for everybody.
We keep the goods with us, and perch the bads an the uglys away from the system. It may sound generic, it may sound a bit too harsh, it may sound too deterministic, but it is a weapon, more than a strategy, that we use to meet our only one selfish goal. And that goal, ultimately, means happiness for ourselves, so debate or not, is it really selfish?
Fuck, I am so sleepy, so this one is a no-edit publish…See you later gangstas.
