Mission: Buy Someone a “Coke”
Purpose: a) Go outside of one’s comfort zone, and b) mess with peoples’ minds.
Report:
Around 6 P.M. Saturday evening, I found myself in the laundry room o the Marin apartments. I needed both washing machines, and found one empty and full (and done). In that moment I decided to buy my stranger a “coke”, i.e., instead of just moving the clothes into the dryer to get them out of my way, I was going to put the quarters in and start the dryer for the unknown person. I was grabbing the quarters from my plastic bag, however, when the person walked in; my plan was foiled! I was mad that he came in when he did, but I realized it would have been a lot more awkward if he had walked in 10 seconds later. So my first attempt to accomplish this challenge failed. As such I am giving myself an extension and will write my future experience on this blog when I succeed.
In my next blog I will finish the series about my childhood.
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Haha, I just figured something out. I had been wondering why you wouldn’t have said part I of X and II of X. I thought it was weird you were mixing numbers and roman numerals. I was also wondering how you determined your childhood autobiography would occur in 10 parts. And then when you said you’re going to finish your childhood memories in your next post I was trying to figure out how you were going to get 7 more parts of your west sac stories fit into one. I finally realized just now, that your X is not a roman numeral 10, it is used in the way it is used in Algebra for an unknown...I think...or else you’re ditching out on the other 6 parts you originally planned to write.
ReplyDeleteRight you are, Harry. The letter "X" represents the unknown, like my future, or when the Kings will finally win the NBA championships.
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