It’s for a friend
When did being stupid become acceptable in this country? Lil’ Wayne, Jersey Shore, text messages…WTF?
I recently sent a professional email to someone that I had never spoken to before. I simply wanted to know if a procedure had been changed. Here’s the response I received:
let me f/u and il let you no
No need to run spell check on that.
And I get these all the time. It’s become the norm to write emails like they were text messages.
Seriously.
I remember a conversation I had with Issac during one of our summit meetings at Ozzie’s.
“How can anyone like Lil’ Wayne?” I asked.
“Say what you want. But he’s the number one selling artist right now,” he replied.
“That’s what scares me.”
Reality shows have always been stupid. In fact the only one I ever really watched was Real World with that Puck guy.
Oh, and maybe I left the remote alone for a few minutes while Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica was on. But that’s only because I once saw her ask if the tuna she was eating was actually chicken because it was called “Chicken of the Sea.”
So go ahead – watch your Bachelor and Bachelorette. And chillax to the flow of those nasty rhymes while gettin’ crunk up in your crib.
I ain’t buggin’.
I’ll be sitting here listening to country music, and maybe catch a Seinfeld rerun later on.
A go getter maybe I’m not
I’m not known for doin’ a lot
But I do my best work when the weather’s hot
I’m pretty good at drinkin’ beer