DAY 382, SUNDAY, OCTOBER
S: Give me one of those.
L: Which one?
H: The cake thingies obviously.
S: Thank you. At least someone knows me.
K: I know you two.
S: Oh, yeah? Prove it.
R: How do you want to prove that, K?
K: I know you do something with law.
L: I think everyone here knows that.
H: We do.
S: That won't pass, sorry. Here's a question for you. If you get this right, you truly know me.
K: Alright, alright. Hit me.
S: What would I do with an income of one million a year? Obviously, I wouldn't have to work for it.
L: Oh, that sounds nice.
H: Yeah, can you share that with me?
S: Depends on what K thinks I'm gonna do with it.
K: I think... you would give all of it to charity. And if you think H is a charity then I suppose they'll get some of the money too.
R: Is the answer correct?
S: I'm afraid not.
K: What? You wouldn't be a good and humble person?
S: Definitely not.
L: Would anyone?
H: I doubt it.
K: What else would you do? If it's not charity?
S: I would most likely hire people for everything. A chef. Someone who walks my dog. Someone who does the groceries. Someone who cleans the house. I could go on but you see the plan forming, right?
R: That's sounds really nice.
S: That's what I mean. You gotta think of yourself first, then others.
L: Isn't that regarding a traffic accident?
S: It's applicable to multiple situations.
K: Well it's not what I would do with it.
R: Which is what?
K: I would buy myself a mansion. And every year, with every new million that comes in, I will expand it.
S: And then in ten years you have a house the size of a small city. Then what?
K: That's a future-me thing to decide.
L: Sure, why not.
K: How about you then, L?
L: A world trip every year. Hands down. Non-negotiable. It's happening.
S: Really?
L: Yep. I'll be fine traveling the world, eating different foods, perhaps I'll pick up a language or two.
R: How adventurous of you.
L: Only a little bit. Obviously, with the amount of money I'll have, I won't be hitchhiking and stuff. I will be traveling in comfort.
K: Of course. You have the money for it.
L: Exactly. How about you, H?
H: I'd probably save it.
K: Why? That's so boring.
H: Fine, I'll buy new shoes and then save it. Who know, maybe in three years I'll get some weird disease and I need millions for medication and treatment.
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The Stockers (Completed)
Genç Kurgu'If I live through this, I can do anything I want. No experience will ever be as awful as this one. I'll come out the other way stronger than ever.' Six stock clerks fight against fatigue and boredom in the store they work at. It creates a bond stro...
