Decided to go out with mates the other day.
Wednesday night. $1 wings. Karaoke. Drinks. Plus shenanigans with the fellas I know in town.
Good time.
Couldn’t help but remember why I don’t go out often though.
My people are good, but the rest of the world is a trip.
Wild comments I overheard:
“Remember that time we got pulled over and you talked shit to the cop while I had half a brick of coke in my car?”
“You have a job? Why don’t you work for yourself and get rich like me?”
“You’re giving toxic masculinity, don’t call women “hunny” and stop being so demanding.”
There’s more, but I’ll save that for another time.
Bottomline is you probably can’t relate to that sober or drunk.
This is YOUR competition.
People of little to no character, incriminating themselves, with small thinking.
All the while I was cool.
I listened, watched, and avoided the 5 coming up to me telling me I have good energy.
“Duh, Papi’s energy is top tier. Why isn’t yours?”
Now there’s a flipside to this situation.
In the same bars, I met marketing professionals doing 50 Million in sales. Young cats who know direct response; killing it.
Might be an opportunity there.
So what’s the point?
Well I don’t go out often because it feels like a trip to the zoo. But when I do I always have a good time in spite of what others do.
Wherever you go, keep your energy cool like Samuel Jackson in PULP FICTION.
Shit happens, but find your wins.
Good and bad is all relative. The bars weren’t bad, neither is my town or going out on weeknights. The same place you meet morons is where you can meet Gs too.
Oh and always tip 30%.
Giving low-energy places your positive energy makes the world a better place.
Giving high-energy places your positive energy is a better play though.
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