After noontime, I heard three people bickering online. They could have been Sherry, Len and Art but I am not one-hundred percent sure if my bad hearing has interpreted what has been said. Here are some interesting stuff:
- There were only three people listening.
- These people walked away.
- People got mad!
- So don’t tell me I have an attitude.
- It’s not about my parents.
- I’ll walk out.
- I dare you.
- You had five weeks to take a look at it.
- So I was late 15 to 30 minutes.
Meh! What can be said, except things happen?
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I recall Junior Pandoy (my paternal grand-uncle) up in Daly City, CA. Long ago, he called Paw to attend some sort of party. The phone call was VERY rare because those ingrates hardly call us here in San Jose, CA.
Anyway, the guy offered Paw a free ride back and forth! Now right there was a red flag. But Paw bumped him off in his usual loud and insensitive way, knowing it was about selling “the [Purple] Mangosteen“, which is possibly a scam product . It’s almost like those selling Herbalife®, which may also be another scam product.
Again, people are interested to learn and try new things. Most are gullible like moi but some can figure out if something is wrong. The worse that could happen is death. And for those who is willing to take the risk like moi, then it’s fair game. But then there is always, a way out.
Like the Mexicano had told us about what he told his son:
`Just turn away from a fight. It’s not worth getting hurt`.
Maybe the ones who have been down and out or between a rock and a hard place seem to know better than those who are so wealthy and intelligent. Plus, they know when to stop.
Addendum-8 May, 2010 @ 16:47 by Flynn: Many years ago, I recall `a speculator` who had brought a small box (the size of one HHG) from America Samoa. I asked what was in it. He claimed it to be some stuff for his Noni (or Nonu) juice products. It was a business he wanted to pursue. Again, my feeling was that of another scam product. Just eat normal food, people! Sheesh!
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