TOPIC: The crave to make enough dough for the day

Hey guys, T here. Today I wanted to tell a story of how I made dough, and then how I ended up making more and more of it, until I had so much that I didn't know what to do with it.

The story begins far back, infact my grandfather was a business man- but that's besides the point (Unless you believe that a business mindset travels through bloodlines). The jorney starts in my own lifetime, to where I was pondering ideas to how I should be able to feed myself. "Son, over time the crust will be more of a crest the longer you wait, it costed my half a shivery of crushing to make it". Those words spoke to me as an infant, I have yet to apply the lesson myself, but I have at least been able to matriculate myself through the studies upon dough. Now some of you wonder, is this a reference to make wealth on SSRP? Not really, but it's probably relevant, and you can use that as a datapoint to relate to the rest of today's post.

The days went by and I still was pondering around different ideas to make dough, but the introspective; the meaning of dough itself really obliged my a sense of morality towards my dearest comrades. With the passion for comradeship I grew fond of collaboration instead of solitude -- The forsaken causation between our meanest distinct pieces of demoralization craves us yet upon another revitalization. Not many of us insists upon consuming supper once our glamorous days are over, so yet we wait for a better day.

The craving we humans have for something is usually referenced to infinitium - a point of which we do not convolute ourselves further than necessary; as we lack more of something, our craving becomes bigger. Not one, but two miles away makes us that much stronger. The most desperate times creates the most desperate humans, although that is generally associated with strength; but the second his luster isn't needed anymore, all you see is a sign of desperation.

The collaboration went well and we were able to deconvolute the intricate mystery that is wealth -- Together we were astounded by our success as reality provoked us with new challenges, although at last we were granted our wishes. The moral of the story is that while we are yet to have bridged the gaps between poverty and wealth for the entire world, we have at least secured enough dough for ourselves. The dough pretty much makes itself these days; not one but two pieces of bread is craved by most, yet here we're making plenty more.

I hope you guys found interest and learnt something useful; there's definitely a takeaway there for those seeking wealth. Maybe I sometimes go a bit off tangent every once in a while; I don't really re-read them, but rather publish them in its rarest, utmost pure form- which I deem to be a better way of transcribing information rather than portraying generic ideas that people won't ever understand. I'll be on SSRP later today and I hope to see you guys there.

-T

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genuinely curious why you are doing this

Maddox wrote:
These small stories are inspired by a prominent ex-zarpian known as Swiss Cheese. There are key ideas burried for the one willing to listen.

this is art, thank you for posting.