The new big craze as well as the new big downfall of the whole internet community at large. eBooks, which have a goofy uncapitilized ‘e’ at the beginning, making me not sure whether I capitalize it at the beginning of a sentence or not, are good and bad. But just mostly bad. Very bad.
It’s not every day your just waltzing down the streets of New York City and you see an Indian guy holding a makeshift book he wrote, waving it around chanting some bullsh*t at you. He’s screaming to you that this book he wrote and glued together with Gorilla Glue will make you $5,000 an hour. He says the method worked well for him, and he made $5,000 an hour every day for 12 hours a day. Thus by default we would conclude that this man is very well off, in-fact, we could conclude that if he earned $5,000 an hour, 12 hours a day, for lets say a year he would in-fact most dubiously be a multi millionaire.
So what the f**k is he doing on the corner of Ghetto and Park selling a makeshift book about earning $5,000 an hour? If you earned over $15 million in year, why would you be on this street corner. Why wouldn’t you at least have a legit copy of your book, on sale at Barnes N’ Nobles? Why are you selling to me like a scammy marketer trying to earn a few bucks? Do you guys get it now?
