It’s okay to admit that you’re wrong. It’s a sign of integrity and honesty! It makes you appear less arrogant than your silly arguments frame you to be. Everyone should be like that. …

What do you know about anything, honestly? Are you even honest enough to admit that you’re honest? Keeping it real as one would say? …

The humble abode escapes mediocrity. Yes, indeed! Enshrouding myself in cocoons of surreptitiously encased hype granted me the unseen strength to use my awakened foresight to evade the state of plain normality. …

As we, as the human species, get older, so do the abyssal gaps in our wallets and the growing existential dread leaning over our lives. Our health grows gradually further away from the ideal state of things and closer to a state of self-perpetuating sickness. …

Anyone that knows NYC knows it’s an expensive place to live in, especially if you’re like me and you live out in Manhattan. …

I once had an epiphany while sipping my black coffee down the winding lengths of Fifth Avenue, and that epiphany led me to develop an interest in something I never felt interested in before now. Do you feel any type of smart at all? How do you know you’re not…