The Third Day: Peter PettyPew, a die hard PewDiePie fan, rose to the pinnacle of his career when he made an exchange deal that was set to become the most famous example of barter system of his times, which by the way, is also our times, kinda because he is our contemporary.
Peter woke up on a funny sunny morning, with a burning warning in his motile mobile phone, about the fact that he had only a few cents left in his back account. A bank balance, such as his, could easily render any “otherwise economically unsupported” human being foodless and cashless, within a matter of seconds. Therefore, following the inevitable course of future, he did indeed go broke, within, guess what, a matter of seconds.
But who can say for sure, perhaps a Bitter Gourd will be the answer. If economics can avail him to buy a bitter gourd and renders it edible, perhaps society would reap a great benefit.
So, what had to happen, did happen. Peter went to an exchange forum and exchanged the only prized possession of his, a guitar, and boldly sold it for the first food product he could have exchanged it for. And he was going to take this one chance, but it wasn’t simply just a feeling that he had got, so if it meant, what he thought it meant, then he wasn’t in trouble, no trouble, and if the food was a bitter gourd as he thought, then he was taking the chance. Because that was what his mind needed.
If, none of this makes any sense to you, I understand. It is not supposed to. But, it will, once I tell you the secret. And the secret is…. that the bitter gourd was also bitter cold. Now, with that thought in your mind, go and read the post again and let me know later, whether the time you spent was a wrathworthy waste or a wise investment, of which you still are not sure of.
