make it stop!
she's such a good girl.
filiming a k drama
modeling
vain
"I choose this place cuz its Too close for a cab. And a bit far to walk...enjoy sweating like the rest of us"
"how did you get close to him anyways?"
"for future ref. yes i care."
"chinese spatula fascination"
"i need to peacock!"
"the innate diff btwn u and i is that i believe there is that the relatively perfect exists and will reasonably wait for it. while you are jaded to think there's nothing better out there"
"the scariest part is that moment when u doubt yourself and think. did i make the right choice? can i do this?"
"now that you're in trading. i think it's highly unlikely you'll go into any other industry. the things you are able to see and do just from being in this industry is quite addicting. it's molded who you are as a person and if you wanted to, you could have sat in a cubicle for some bank a long time ago. look at all the places that you've been randomly able to see, look at all the things and cultures you've been able to experience. and look at the type of life living life loving party loving lifestyle you've been able to enjoy, adapt, embrace and ache. there's nothing here in the states. too hard to make money and there's no money to be made. give yourself 2 years and go back. find the right opportunity and go. in addition why worry about 1 or 2 million when she's worth 500million. she doesn't work. just worries about her trust fund. think of it. it could have been yours. private jet. 500million. we need to pimp you out now!"
"if you still lived here, you'd find yourself in a sea of older women, single and perfectly ok with it. not divorced, no kids and no immediate plans to settle down unless the right opportunity came by. this doesn't exist in jkt. maybe in singapore, but they are all no good."
"the deal is sizable, but its not THAT big. u know how he is. he just likes to be the man. mister i don't need my ID. i can get in anywhere"
"wow, these razors are quite fancy. i was just going to be cheap and get a disposable one. oh and i don't use shaving gel because i save by using soap. i figure im washing my face anyway."
"the roadshow is going out tonight. asks if you want to join"
"i know he loooves hooters"
"there's booking at circle? yea when you order blue"
the addition of a bearded white man in my life has opened up the door back into whiteland. "i need you to close on that first white woman. cuz once u do it. the scent is there. the white girls will smell white on you." and so what ensued from sunday's polo match was 2 hats. one greek. and one that spoke argentine. and that turned into milk studios on wednesday where the movie was underaged whores and cocaine. and they didnt let us drink during the movie. some how ended up at the park and then spice markt. whatever i ate it was good. whatever was good also made me sick for 2 days. gah.
"u can be a boss. ur smile. ur outgoing nature. people like u. after a few years. come out and start your own business"
the past few days have been spent with a mister tohka owner of ikeda tohka industries. blt prime. carnegie deli. la birreria. fanny pack. little plastic itinerary and ID card holder around his neck. back pack. mini camera. mini cell phone camera. 5th avenue shopping. broadway shows. typical stuff. and he makes caramel color. and other food preservatives. that's cool enough as it is. then after spending the next day reading on umami, is his grandfather the guy that actually discovered the glutamate/umami science? amazing.
Umami was not properly identified until 1908 by the scientist Kikunae Ikeda,[16] a Professor of the Tokyo Imperial University. He found that glutamate was responsible for the palatability of the broth from kombu seaweed. He noticed that the taste of kombu dashi was distinct from sweet, sour, bitter and salty and named it umami. Ikeda subsequently patented a process for the industrial production of the monosodium glutamate salt (MSG), which led to the foundation of theAjinomoto company, who commercialized and popularized MSG.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umami
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2005/jul/10/foodanddrink.features3
Carb blocker! u want it? i get a discount. - amazing the wave of fads US consumers can create. going green is good. but isn't it more of a fad? biodiesel subsidies while people starve in other countries? medicine driven by demand. diets driven by lazy quick fix pill popping americans. lazy quick fix americans becoming obese by the fads and economic control of the food industry. now the real question is when will power of the american consumer be out marketed by the chinese demand? sooner or later everything will have to have soy, msg and ginger in it. i've always complained as to why the foxconn's of the world aren't the sector leader when they make everything themselves. why can't they pump the r&d money into their product rather than having apple dominate market needs. well, eric pointed out the american consumer strength theory. very true. now lets strategize when is it going to end. cuz i want to make money off of it. (easy answer. NOW)
