(“the good always triumphs” was a motto/line from Radio Guerrilla)

I have friends who prefer to see movies with happy endings.

I don’t quite get this.

I prefer not to know how a movie ends, to see some suspense.

Also, comedies tend to be quite boring.

It’s not easy to make good humor, and most movies have silly lines when talking about humor.

When I go see a play, I prefer it not to be a comedy.

Comedies tend to have low-quality humor and a predictable outcome.

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Sometimes, people say, “we’ll pay you less money in the first month. And then – then we’ll see.”.

There’s a joke like this: “- We’re going to visit the ophthalmologist today at 2 PM. – And then? – And then, we’ll see.”

But sometimes, the first month is the hardest, not the easiest.

Also, people generally quit something to get a new job.

Some CEOs receive starting bonuses just to get a job.

There are no right or wrong recipes; things must adjust to a situation.

Yet, I thinking paying a smaller salary for the first month might be wrong.

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You can think about the present without being stressed.

Being “stressful” isn’t helpful to me.

I think the present determines the future – If I’m happy now, I can rewrite my future.

I can rewrite the way I perceive things, even if I can’t influence the things themselves.

“It is what we make out of what we have, not what we are given, that separates one person from another.” ― Nelson Mandela

“What is important is not what happens to us, but how we respond to what happens to us.” ― Jean-Paul Sartre

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There are people who think like this:

People who do one thing a certain way, do all things that certain way.

While this might prove to be true more often than not, I don’t think it’s a universal rule.

It’s much more likely there are shades of gray, rather than a black-and-white world.

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