Whether or not these things have had any real impact on who I am today is up for debate but rather than diving too deep into my own shit, I decided to ask a handful of people about their biggest event from childhood and the impact that event has had on them today.
I mean the 'eat total shit, have people swarm to ask if you're okay' kind of falling.
It's shit.' We have to ask ourselves, 'What do we believe to be true?' Is it that this is the fifth 'Spider-Man' movie in however many years, and there's a bit of fatigue?
But sometimes you got to think this shit through, you have to ask yourself what's missing from a voice and for those of you who are looking for those kind of answers I'm hoping this little discussion will be less an answer than a start.
There is an unspoken agreement that when in need, they'll be our confidants; that when we're neck deep in shit, they'll care enough to ask (and know when to just keep the doubles coming).
This does not mean "Be Prepared to Ask People for Shit"; it means "Think Ahead and Plan Accordingly, Especially in Regard to Your Vices".
When an 18-year old service employee in Kalamazoo, Michigan, asked a man if he needed help, he replied, "I don't need to ask you for shit.
I was just about to ask how her baby shits when one of the boobs was ready, it was all swollen and felt stiff.
Only an ungrateful shit would ask to choose their first memory.
"In order to try and avoid this, potential members are treated like shit and asked to perform various tasks to prove their worth.
