The storyline is as sloppy as real life, and to a certain extent, it is free from the narrative routines of ordinary movies, and it is quite sincere. But writing a 3,000-word business collaboration paper on this subject is really bald. "I don't like tennis that much. Although I envy the professional players who can earn a lot of money, I also know that I am far from that level. Writing is not bad. New York University's literary creation is very good, but it is just a good life. It's just an experience. Rather than letting my father who is facing unemployment continue to borrow, it seems like a good choice to stay at SUNY. Demotions, raises, unemployment, reemployment, one after another. It seems that life is like this, and sometimes I think of the people around me. A person who has reached the peak of his life at the age of 21 will feel a little lonely, but a person who is excited at the age of 26 will not be able to keep his lover, and he will not be able to withstand the ridiculous fate of being used by the company. He is also worried about his daily situation. Life. I also know that I want to make a living and love, but I have forgotten what I wanted to do in the tidal cycle of life. Because life will always have a last resort, family burdens, second loans, and I can't confess my love in front of my father. ...Like the plate of baked pasta that was buckled on the ground, it polluted the longing and scalded the young heart that was restless and eager. What should I do if the ideal was spilled? I had to wash my pants and order a takeaway. After all, the pizza made by that little Italian restaurant is delicious too.”
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