
The first problem with my bucket list: it is designed based on the assumption that I will one day be rich and successful. I seem to have dominated every critical aspect, with the exception of wealth. I've come to grips with the fact that every lucrative idea, that I choose to harbor, turns out to be quite the opposite. People tell me that money doesn't grow on trees, to which I reply–B.S.. Isn't money maid from trees? I don't want to overanalyze here.
My Point is: in order to meet the demands of a demanding bucket list, I had to come up with some money quick.
FYI-Robbing a 7-11 is a bad idea. It takes them forever to get out a five dollar bill. Of course I've realized this once or twice before. It seems I always get stuck in line behind the one idiot who has to have the exact package of cigarettes, 20 different lotto tickets, and doesn't realize that there're 5 people lined up to kick him in the nuts.
Eventually I made ends meet. Let's just say I don't have a fool-proof alibi for how I attained the Ferrari in my driveway.
Moral: Don't wait to start on that bucket list. If some moron has miscalculated the exact day the world will end, he might screw-up the math again.
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