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The incomplete ending gives us a complete spiritual experience
Drake 2021-12-25 08:01:33
Indeed, we are struggling to live, we are helpless, there are no good things, bad things again and again. Is it the injustice of the social system, or the unrest of the people? What should we do when we reach the bottom of life? Buying drunk all day long and feeling down, I still smile at my life and start all over again. With a sigh, the world is impermanent, and the scenery was infinite yesterday, but now he is in jail. The embarrassment of life is nothing more than such an unpredictable and impermanent life. After passing through, I look back at each other, and it is so. The undisturbed plot reveals the impermanence of life, the changes in the world, and the kinship, or friendship, or so little "ambiguity" between people. The ending is not complete, but it is not. Lost warmth, life-as it should be.
Extended Reading
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Voice on tape: Rule number 1, know your products. Okay, whether it's a PC or a piece of paper, know how it works. Number 2. Know your customers. Learn everything you can about them. Listen to what they want, and what they don't want. Rule number 3. Go the extra yard, okay? If you don't have the answer, find it. It's that simple. Okay, let's go get those numbers out there.
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Nick Halsey: You know they say that the dining room is the least utilized room in the house? I think it's the front lawn. It's staring to look good, don't you think?