The Beneficiaries of the Precarious Attitude
”No it's Harold,” Steve proclaimed.
“He's the one who usually becomes extremely arrogant as soon as
there's a female about whom he then seems to be parting with.”
“That old man? ... I didn't notice
that about him.”
“Oh, it's because he hides that
arrogance as soon as he can by making himself seem to be an ordinary
fellow. I dare say he isn't anything but a stud who wishes he could
take all the ladies there are, but then again also one who almost
always fails to gain even sympathy for his outbursts.”
“I always thought it was Peter who
was the worst guy in that sense.”
Steve sighed. “No, Anton, but Peter
is on the other hand the guy who can actually get their sympathy for
it although it doesn't seem that way. But it's Harold who is too
extreme for even them to like.”
“Oh really? I felt Peter was the
stud to actually go too far. ...”
“That's on the surface! It's not the
reality of the people involved! By the way, it's Suzanne who always
has it that Peter is smart at defending you, and thereby having him
seem to be the victim and not you.”
“Yeah,” Anton answered. “I guess
she really wants me to seem to be piggy-backing him or something?”
“Probably. ... But the problem is
Harold in that once he has burst out against you, he will forever
proclaim it to be his goddamn right to continue doing that by threatening
you to do it again, to the extent she doesn't very obviously think he's arrogant.”
“How do you mean he can do that?”
“Once he finds it in himself to be at
least something of a favourite for someone of the opposite gender,
he can succeed in telling them that he is opposed to anything that is
against them, it seems.”
“OK, I see. I gather that the fat
girl and Suzanne especially have it that he is their favourite, then.
Right?”
“Yeah, that's right. Suzanne and Mary
both pretend that for him. By believing them, he can portray himself
as the more innocent man than someone he scolds without good
reason.”
“And how about for Peter, are they
doing it for him as well?”
“Yeah, I think that's they as well,
and also that precarious Cecilia.”
“Alright, then, perhaps it's both of
them just the same. Because I feel that although Harold might be the
real argument against getting along with us for them, they also might
be affected by Peters influence on them. In the long run the Peter
thing is probably more important just the same, even. Or do you mean
somehow that it's Harold who even in that respect is the worse peril
for us who want to get along with the ladies even without ever
having to manipulate them. Is that what you mean?”
“Yes, Anton, that's just about my
opinion about it.” Steve said.
The Precarious Dilemma of the Well Situated
Anton and Emma were dating, as they had
been for the past seven years. It was not Emma's problem that Anton
felt as if he had ben cheated on by her, since she wasn't into that
they were more than just dating. But to him, this seemed to be an
absolute deal of her being the superior. He felt that he was rather
humiliated, as though he was an imbecile, by her attitude about him.
“How come,” she asked, “don't you
feel up to having it on the go that you and I have a relationship
that shows us to be responsible about relationships?”
He fumbled a bit before answering. “I
don't believe that you are into a relationship that we can be into
presenting without that being seen as the sort of thing that one
should not respect!”
“I don't like that kind of attitude
in you!” she retorted.
“What do you want me to tell people
about us?! That you and I have a relationship and that all is well
between us and that you are the best girl for that kind of
relationship?! It seems rather sstupid to say a thing like that!”
“Why do you say so?!”
“Because I don't feel we're into
something trustworthy or something else worth pretending about!”
“I'm not asking you to be pretending
about it!”
“Then why do you ask if we couldn't
be presenting it as though we were happy with each other?!”
“Why!?”
“Yeah, why, Emma!”
“It's because you and I were never
into a relationship in the first place, since we were just dating!”
“How come you feel that it's not into
this we would have to be in order to later say something about
ourselves?”
“Because I don't feel you're being
polite in that you're saying to me that you're into other guys beside
myself!”
“Oh, it's that side of it all! Then
you should try to find a way to pretend as if something about how to
start a relationship with me.”
“I don't want to!”
“Then how come you don't try to be
into pretending as if something about the smartness for seeing it in
me to be there for the people I like to be there for?!”
“Why should I?”
“Because I feel there's no problem
with that you and I don't try to be into one another as though there
wasn't some cunning about having a relationship in the first place!”
“Oh, so you mean that's you who'd be
into the right cunning now!?”
“I can presume you really don't think
so, then, or what?”
“Yeah, I think you can presume that
about me! And I feel like an imbecile by being at your side!”
“I don't feel you're being an idiot
since you're trying to be by my side for all this time!”
“So what?! I feel like an imbecile
with you, and that's what matters to me!”
“I don't feel you're into pretending
as if something about this relationship. So I feel we should end it
now!”
“How come?!”
“Because we are both into not
pretending as if something about trying to be into something good. Or
is that you who are into pretending I'm into that this relationship
should have started before this discussion!?”
“I don't find it in me to be
complementing you on that!”
“I don't believe that you are for
real, and that's in the first place!”
“I didn't expect you to! I just
wanted to be for real for a while without that meaning being into an
actual pretension about being for real!”
“I don't find that kind of attraction
in any man nowadays!”
“I don't believe you!”
“Then look at me go!” With that she
rose to leave.
The Whore Interrogations
People were disguising the way Carrie
was behaving. It wasn't about her bad-ass attempts to pretend whoring
was about trying to be good at finding oneself mature, because they
were all quite used to it by now. But there was an arrogant edge to
her behaviour lately.
“Why,” someone asked, “did she
try to behave as though she had been cunning about prostitution, so
much more than that black-haired friend of hers?”
“How come,” someone else asked, “
did she try to runover that red-haired girl Tanya, about her tricks
to stay in the business?”
“Maybe it's because she's dating that
old guy Harold,” someone broke in.
Eve (who was also a prostitute)
listened to their conversation. She felt surprised that everyone
else, too, had noticed this about Carrie. “Do you,” she asked,
“have any idea how she came to hook up with that old stud?”
“I think it's because she felt too
inferior without it!” a blond girl answered her.
“It's time we acted out against her,”
someone said.
“And how can we do that?” Eve
asked.
“Perhaps by visiting her!”
One of the girls giggled a little, the
rest sat silent for a few moments.
“What are you giggling about?!” a
black girl interrogated her.
“Oh, nothing.”
The black girl just sighed and looked
around her. None of the others cared to give her an answer. Instead,
one girl broke in and said: “Alright, I know where she lives! ...
or where she used to live that is. ... I don't know were she is
staying if she's sort of moved in with Harold.”
“Oh,” the black girl said, “I
think I know where his place for such business is!”
A brunette said: “I know that place
too. Or at least I think it's the same one!”
Eve said to herself that she too could
guess which place she had meant. “I want to go there if some of you
others are.” she proclaimed.
The black girl said she wanted to, but
since no one knew for sure if they were there, perhaps it was better
to wait until after rush at the lunch hour. Someone broke in that not
even the lunch-hour rush was much of a rush nowadays. “Business has
going downwards, you know!”
Eve said that she agreed, and that she
would prefer to go right away, and then perhaps those who stayed
would have a better chance to catch their clients.
Not that same black girl but another
one, and a few more girls agreed with her. The girl who had talked
about business going downwards said: “Let's go there right now!”
Two of the other girls said they agreed, and then Eve and that other
black girl did too.
They checked each other about where
they expected it to be, and all but one had thought of the same
place. So they agreed to all go to the apartment where most of them
had met with him, and left for it.
But when there, they found Harold, but
not her. He said he hadn't seen her for about four months, which was
longer than any of the five people who visited him.
Harold also turned to the only guy in
the company and said: “Do you find yourself attractive now, that
you aren't a cop's client!?”
The guy looked at him with an air of
mixed anger and contempt. “Why do you ask?!”
“Because you seem to find yourself
very attractive in those ladies' company!” he said.
“No I don't,” the other man
retorted. “But I do find myself attractive enough not to be
prejudged by someone like you!”
“I presume that comes from someone
who thinks that he never should be put aside by ladies at all?”
“Why do you say that?”
“Because I find you an immature man
to keep company with them without pretending to be really something
for them!”
“How is that?”
“Because you are,” Harold said, “
you don't find yourself insecure in their company, that's why.”
“What do you mean by that?”
“I mean you really think you're
something of a stud for women who are into say8ing that they want
you, that's all!”
“I don't think I know where you're
coming from.”
“I can't see it in men that are not
of my sort that they stand for anything but taking females for
granted as their sex tools, that's all!”
“Is that 'all' for you!?”
“Yes, that's all! And you aren't the
man to take for granted that he should never be taken as an absolute
fool when he falls for actually having the same arguments for having
women as he does for having himself seem to be smart at staying
adapted to their smart attitudes about men's cravings!”
The other man took this as a fairly
severe insult. “I don't see were why you think that of me!” he
answered.
“I don't find it in me to look at you
as an attempted man even, although I feel that you think you are
superior!”
Two of the girls giggled at this. Eve
didn't. But she felt that they had the right to giggle about it,
since Harold was mostly accusing the guy of his own faults.
After a sort while then, the girls
decided to go back.
After returning, they asked the others
there about that place were Carrie dwelled usually. The black girl
who had said she knew said that she could show them the house, and
that if she was there, then she also now felt like speaking to her.
Soon after they all went there in a cab.
When there, they ringed the doorbell
and she opened.
“Oh, hi you all!” she said with an
attempted smile.
The black girl was the first to speak:
“How come you've become so arrogant, Carrie!?”
“Do you mean arrogant with my friends
or arrogant about my company for the day at times?!”
The black girl squinted at her.
“Huhh?!” she burst out. The others too felt a bit nonplussed.
“I don't feel that anything is about
being in my company or not,” Carrie said “while you bitches seem
to think I'm always trying to score or something!”
“What do you mean by that?” the
other black girl asked.
“Ohh, it's you bitches seem to think
I'm really finding myself at home with your asses, while on the other
hand I'm not really having it you're out for the good time I am!”
“What?!” Eve burst out, feeling
very angry at her.
Now Carrie smiled. She smiled
scornfully. And she continued smiling until she had said, looking at
Eve: “And you bitch, are the one to know it all, or something,
right?!”
Eve was a bit chocked at this, as she
found it, rather weird insinuation. “I'm not trying to know it all,
nor am I trying to be anything but your friend here!”
Carrie smiled again. Now she even broke
out into smug laughter.
The man of the company visiting her
then spoke: “If you're being such a bitch for trying to insult
everyone, then how come you aren't there at the Sunshine House with
them anymore?!”
She laughed. “Sunshine,” she
repeated. “The only time I've seen the sun shine there is the few
times I've gotten money for being laid with a stud who had a car and
a villa, but who still preferred me before his wife and kids!”
Now the man squinted at her. “But how
come, then,” he interrogated, “do you not go there in order to
experience it again?”
“It's because I have a man now! It's
a man that you bitches should never come near, nor fancy as much as
I!”
He looked around at the five girls he
had followed there. All of them stood there silently for the few
seconds that took him to do so. Then he said: “What the fuck do
think you're dealing with?! Do you think that man who is in there
isn't a manipulator and that you should be afraid of him?”
Now Carrie squinted back. “No, I
don't feel he's inferior, the way you have those bitches make me feel
that I am!” While speaking she indicated the black girl who knees
where she was and two of the others.
Eve felt lucky not to be one of them.
The hate in this girl's eyes was immense. She could not explain it
for herself, but she wondered if those three (or perhaps actually she
and all the other whores too) were somehow doing something to her -
or had been. She felt that she herself hadn't, and not even that
black girl and the two others, she felt, were quite likely to have
done her much harm.
While she was thinking, one of the
girls she had targeted said: “I don't think you're into something
that is of any use for our harmony and that's the purpose of the
House of Sunshine!”
Carrie looked at her with an air of
caring for their business. But she shook it off. Then she attempted
to pretend that the girl was insinuating that they should be staying
close to each other as though they were attracted to each other. She
did so by taking her hand and saying that she was assuming that she
meant that their friendship now was over.
The girl hardly reacted to this.
Instead, she just looked at her in astonishment.
After that Carrie looked at the others.
“So how many of you want to be at place for this stuff?” she
asked.
Eve and the others stood there and felt
nonplussed. After a few seconds, one of the girls said: “We want
you to come home with us!”
Carrie looked at her. Now she felt
reassured that this girl was into having a status of being someone to
relate to as her associate of being simply a girl of the streets. “I
don't feel at all like having any relationship with you guys,” she
retorted.
But before leaving, the six of them
requested of her to let one or two of them inspect her hut. She let
Eve and one of the other girls do so. Eve saw that the man resembled
Harold, and the other girl looked at her knowingly. Then she also
indicated for her to keep silent by glancing towards Carries right
hand, where Eve also glanced, then. It was holding a gun.
Eve said: “Is there anything in
particular that we should know about this place before we leave?”
Carries guy answered: “No there
isn't! And now why don't you two bitches just piss off?!”
Carrie said: “I would like you to
know that I am not alone in my business anymore! I would also dare
you to come here and ruin it for me!”
Eves companion for the visit said: “Why
do you feel it is so important to inform us that you ahve a business
of your own now?!”
“Because you bitches are all I want
to have to say anything to that is about sex and affairs with old
gentlemen, so to say!”
“Can we go now?” Eve's companion
asked.
She smiled smugly and lowered her gun.
Then she hissed: “Yeah, OK, go bitches.”
Harold's Business
After they left the cabin, Eve asked
the other girl if she knew the name of the man who had looked a lot
like Harold.
“No, I'm not sure; I think it's
Chris. Anyway, I'm pretty sure about that he is Harold's
half-brother.”
“Oh, so it was that! I figured
something like it! ... But can you actually be really sure about it?”
“Yeah, ... I can be sure in that he
indicated him for me while pumping gas a petrol station. He said the
man in the mack was his half-bro'.”
While they spoke, a new cab arrived,
and they all entered it. Eve sat herself in the lap of the girl she
had entered the cabin with. While the cab started she asked her:
“Cecilia, how do you feel about studying the movements of Carrie,
Chris and Harold?”
“Why?” Cecilia asked.
“Because, I believe their into a
conspiracy against our way of viewing things.”
Cecilia sighed. “Sort of, I can say
to that,” she answered.
“Do you mean that we should see to it
that they don't get away with it then, Cilia?”
“I guess we could try to break them
down. ... And OK, then we might really need to study them first. ...
Do you know what? I think Harold is all about trying to impress women
and girls with his contacts! You see, one of the first times I met
him, he introduced me to another pimp!”
The man of the company looked at her.
“And how come you didn't tell me about it?”
She giggled. “I didn't feel there was
any nuisance in not telling you!”
“Oh, I feel now that I have to study
them too,” he said, almost without resentment towards Cecilia.
Both Cecilia and Eve looked at him and
Cecilia said: “Alright then, Burt, let's go for it, shall we!”
He looked solemnly the two of them.
After a while he said: “Alright, I'll help you do it tomorrow!”
“Why not tonight?”
“Cecilia, we don't have to manage
immediately taking care of all things about that slut and the two
studs! If I say tomorrow, then it's tomorrow it will be!”
She sighed but said she agreed.
The next day the three of them and two
more girls started planning a strategy for spying on the Harold and
his associates. Before that, Burt had interrogated his girls about
them - especially Harold. The plan he presented was mostly to lay
low, but to observe them loving to pretend to be his. This was for
two of the girls something that seemed too inappropriate to be doing.
He scolded them for this, and said that he'd get back to teaching
them how to manage to feel that way later.
Dirty Contacts
The next day, Cecilia and Eve went back
to see Harold and told him that he was too adequate to be seen as the
guy who should have to think they did not like his company. Cecilia
proclaimed that she actually adored him for introducing her to that
other pimp a few years ago. Harold seemed content and responded that
he could introduce her to one more of them if she liked.
Eve fell for the thought of fancying
them. After a while she said solemnly: “I also could use another
pimp on the side! How about the three of us go and visit one right
away?”
“Alright! Is it that you prefer the
same alternative pimp or pimps,. or should you have partly separate
introductions?”
Cecilia sighed and said that she would
prefer a partly separate introduction, but that she thought Eve
fancied having the same as she.
“I', not too sure about it!” Eve
said. “Perhaps we could both go to separate parties and then have
our separate finds be compared and possibly I or she could change her
mind?”
He cleared his throat. “Yeah, I think
some of them would be OK with that! But not all of 'm! I advice you
girls to be careful. Some of the guys could be really dangerous at
times!”
“I know,” Eve said. “But what I
also want is to be able to judge a man before trusting him!”
“Even so you really need to take care
not to make him fancy you as his, but still to be able to have his
fantasies go for you as the girl or girls who simply might be good
for his stable of girls!”
Eve looked at him. “OK, I'll take
care to do that!” she told him.
“How about,” Cecilia asked, “You
and I figure out a pimp that does gigolo business as well. Then
simultaneously, perhaps, you can have Eve shown an ordinary pimp -
if you have some friend or relative who can show her that stuff!”
Eve looked shocked. “How come I don't
get to see the guys with the gigolos as well!?”
“Because,” Cecilia retorted, “You
are always after my breasts or something!”
Eve glared at her. “No, you bitch,
I'm just fancying them for the sake of the morals of having you seem
fit for a relationship! It's not that I don't fancy guys or
something!”
Harold chuckled a little. “I can have
you both see one pimp each who does gigolos as well as whores! I can
even arrange those two meetings at once, probably. But I have to
check with my acquaintances for it.”
Eve was relieved. Cecilia looked at
her, then at him. “Alright,” she said, “then let's hope that
works out for us!”
“Yeah, let's,” Harold said.
The Business Strategy of Showing Care for Pretend Status
Meanwhile, Steve and Anton were
discussing the state of things to come for their business, which was
about selling used cars.
“First of all,” Steve supposed,
“the brothel near us will perhaps seize to bring in very many
customers, as they, due to the competition from Internet porn and so,
tend to be selling less and less.”
Anton agreed. He also said: “Their
clientele is changing, too, I think, with a larger proportion rich
men, I think - too rich, fairly easily, to prefer the used cars we
sell, before new ones.”
“I see,” Steve answered. “So, in
other words we're in for a continued downward season, if things don't
change for the whore house!”
“I propose that we therefore see them
as our friends, and not as we have been, as the enemies of our
business!”
“Yeah, I suppose we could! But, how?”
“By introducing males who don't feel
up to being flattered by those prostitutes into being it anyway! And
we could be striking a deal with the brothel people about being paid
for giving them clients!”
“Great!” Steve burst out. After a
brief reflection on the issue he asked: “Is there any special asset
of such potential whore customers for us that you know about?”
“No, not really. But I think we have
something fairly good at the pharmacy, because there they go to fetch
their medicine if they're too poor for getting it directly from a
physician!”
Steve looked thoughtful and bluntly
hopeful for a while before answering: “OK, then, Anton!”
Five days later Steve went to the
brothel to speak to its head mistress. She let him in and said that
she was almost not interested in their deal. “Because, as used car
salesmen you are likely to seem to be cheating everyone in the first
place, and the might even make it bad for our business to have!”
Steve sat uneasily in the chair
opposite to her. But then he proposed: “How about you and we go
into a deal about them selling automobiles and then also gaining
money enough to by your goods?!”
She thought for a while. “”Do you
think that the used cares will be sold by them, actually?”
Steve looked at her. “Yes, I think
they will. I think they won't be disappointed by the fact that you
have girls here who are totally fantastic about how they treat a man
to be able to view himself as the prince of all manhood - or
something!”
Again, she thought for a while.
“Alright, then!” she said after that. “Perhaps we could strike
a deal about them coming here and also introducing others to how we
can treat them as men and not only as the child that she wants them
to be viewed as, that wife or so he has!”
Steve smiled at this. “Great!” he
answered.
The Attempt to Seem Misguided
“It's all about Eve, isn't it?!”
Harold proclaimed.
“No,” Carrie said. “It's just the
she seems to be in the middle of it all! Rather, it's about your
failure to seem innocent in the context of presenting them for each
other!”
“Oh, my! So you say they seem to be
into judging me as the one to blame! Are you sure?”
“Fairly sure, old stud!”
“I can't see why they wold be into
seeing that as an attempt to be reproducing bad habits for them -
even though I can see that it can fairly easily be defined as such!”
“In that respect, it seems like their
mistress or someone has had you seem bad!”
Harold nodded. His half-brother looked
at him and said: “It's all about the money for her, Harold! You
better see to it that she cannot blackmail us again about it!”
“I bet,” Carrie burst out, “that
for her, it's all about trying to commit herself to the notion of
herself as the sincere one of the business!”
Harold looked thoughtful for a while.
“I bet,” said at last, “she and her pimps have it there's not
any solution to the problems of the girls missing out on their
benefits unless it's they who make the rules!”
“Yeah, that's what I meant,” Carrie
said.
“How come, then,” his half-brother
broke in, “you and Steve seem to be in quarrel? I mean, Harold, it
seems to me to be about why there could be misguidances about the
girls' benefits.”
Carrie looked at him. “Look Ben, it's
not all about girly benefits! It's about how they run their business
and try to be into that everyone else is being an asshole!”
Ben looked a bit uneasy at this. Then
he cleared his throat and said: “Even though it's about their
benefits, though, I feel that it's also about business as though they
had the potential of being everyone else's benefit, too! Even so,
though, there is not any attempt from her to view me or the other
brokers as the ones who should ever have any of those so-called
benefits they so-called would provide!”
“I agree!” Carrie said. “And
thereby it's you and him they pretend are assholes of the business!”
She looked at the two of them.
“Do you mean,” Harold broke in,
“that we are so easily blackmailed that she can actually have us
both seem worthless just because she suits her own clients that
well?”
Carrie looked down. She sighed deeply
before answering: “It's not about you and him more than it's about
her and her business! She obviously knows how to blackmail someone!
I think you and he should propose that she and her associates be
viewed as the people who always think they are on top of world about
pimping and whoring!”
Harold sighed. Ben looked at his
half-brother and said: “It's you and I who should be blackmailing
them and not the vice versa!”
“I agree!” Harold answered.
“I propose, thereby, that you to seem
to be misguided by them, just as they - or at least some of their
girls - as of yet seem to have been misguided by me, you or that
asshole cunt Cecilia!”
“We Have It in Us to Hate You for Craving Our Air of Elegance!”
Cecilia felt reassured that she
wouldn't be blackmailed after all! She felt absolutely sure that all
who bought her favours would be seen as the abusers of her and her
equals, who would be seen as victims. She looked at Chris who was
standing right next to her and asked her quite sincerely: “How can
we find the way to see how they abuse us without seeming to arrogant
for them to come back?”
Chris almost laughed at this. She
didn't expect such an intuition about being smart at seeming victim
to be presented as the ideal to have. “How come,” she mused at
her, “you feel that we can believe that it's a correct behaviour to
be whitewashing such an attitude?!”
“I feel,” Cecilia retorted, “that
it's all about blackmail we should be, since the whole business is
about having us represent ourselves as the tools for their
well-being!”
Chris looked at her. “No, I don't
think we can actually handle it like that!” she said after a while.
“Then how could we have to be viewing
ourselves as the desirable goods that they very much covet!? I mean,
doesn't it seem like we are the 'goods' that are too valuable for
them to let go of?! And how is it then that we should be in the deal
of good business for her and for the solicitors of humility and sex
for them!?!”
“I don't feel up to actually judging
myself as the absolute cunning of the business in that sense!”
Cecilia looked embarrassed but giggled,
for a few seconds. “I'll show you how I view myself as the complete
superior as we are into the business of selling sex!” With that she
touched her friend's arm and looked at her with seductive eyes. Chris
looked back and blushed.
“You see!?” Cecilia triumphed.
Chris giggled shyly.
The Car Shop's Soliciting
“How come,” Anton asked, “do they
feel up to not seeming responsible for their actions about soliciting
themselves?!”
“Oh,” Ben sighed, “it's by
pretending we are all assholes that it is that, I think!”
Steve looked at him with narrowing
eyes. “You really think so?!” he said after a while.
“Yes. I really do believe they're
into having it we're all pretentious and should be treated as such.
That is either flattered by cunning attitudes about sex or despised
as those unlikely for having a right to it!”
“We all feel responsible about having
it they are all into the business for the sake of their charisma!
Right?” Ben looked around for an answer. His half-brother glanced
at the Steve, Anton and the two other guys at the table. “I guess
so,” he said at last.
“Then why don't we feel that they're
up to anything but charm in their charisma?!”
Now Steve sighed deeply. “I don't
feel we don't!” he said after a while.
“I do!” one of the other guys said,
and seemed to be met with agreement from Anton and the others around
the table.
“Even so,” Ben continued, “we
should all be paying for their so faking attitudes until we all are
satisfied to the extent that we can tell ourselves that we don't
actually need them! Right?!”
“Right!” Steve and tow of the
others grunted almost simultaneously.
“I propose thereby, that you, Dave,
and Mary go out to the pub west of the Callinger monument,” he said
looking Dave in the face with some sincerity.
Dave smiled. “Yeah, I feel very much
I could use that as a change!”
“Great! You know I chose that place
because as far as I can tell it's very likely that your wifie will
find out, and moreover that if she will, she will be like, I think,
be at least half, reckoned with as a bad woman for you. ... You know,
she will there be able to make you seem as mistreated as you feel. I
don't propose that you play any game about it, though! Instead, just
leave it to the atmospheres around you!”
“Alright, thanks!” Dave smiled.
“And you Ben,” Steve continued,
“are going to see beautiful Maria, at the place of the monument of
triumph over the famine of 1869. See her there and let her continue
her journey with you through the inspirations of the wild to the
relief of the wilderness. Don't fret that she will be an asshole or
something, because I will have her be told in advance to try not to
do that stuff again!”
“It's not easy,” Ben broke in, “to
find it in her to be as trustworthy as that! Why don't you book me
with another girl?”
Steve sighed. “OK, I'm sorry. I'll
try.”
“Then why,” Harold inquired,
“didn't you think about that in the first place!? It's becuase it's
all about faking it isn't it!?”
Steve squinted angrily at him. “No,
it's not! But I assure you, that we can't be into the business as
though they were not carefully into doing the stuff the way it should
be handled! That is I think Maria can be well suited for that meeting
just the same, only she tries sometimes to escape herself as an
intuition for a genteel attitude to have!”
Harold looked at him. “OK, then,
stud,” he said. “Why then aren't we all into pretending they're
smart at keeping us comfortable and then also making us pay for it!?”
His half-brother looked up at him. “I
think it's because we can't see it in them to be trying to comfort us
as long as we're not into their asshole attitudes as were they all we
ever wanted!”
Anton now broke in by saying: “It's
not all about the money, then, is it?!”
“No,” Ben replied. “We don't have
any insinuations about us to be the people to provide their money all
the time. That' be sometimes, though, possibly, that they are
actually smart at exactly money, but usually it seems ot come as the
by-product they had expected from their attitudes of charm and sex.”
Ben now looked at them all and said: “I
propose that we thereby do business together with each other and find
out how to be into having all others see it as the good thing they
will eventually be having!”
Care for Ownership Status
Cecilia stood by the car shop and
looked at the used cars that stood there. She imagined herself being
an adventurer of the car-shop soliciting. Then she also tried to be
immature about trying to be into business with them all. Because this
is what Steve had told her would eventually give her that advantage
of being soliciting herself!
She now, still standing there, imagined
that she would forever be one of the smartest girls around for the
favours that men adored. While thinking about it, she could see the
car-shop's door open and her friend Eve exit, smiling at her from a
distance. Cecilia tried to smile back, but she felt too interrupted
from her dreams.
Eve went up to her and said: “You and
I should get into this business of keeping their clients happy! I
have found that they really can be satisfied with almost nothing, as
long as one has it in oneself to be saying to oneself that one is the
superior in one sense, but still the inferior in the sense that one
is about their absolute status as the brave and cunning people that
should be treated as well-enough suited for the business as long as
they're correcting themselves on the basis of one's charm - mine or
yours that is, honey.”
Cecilia smiled solemnly. She had
somehow felt the atmosphere around them become smart at representing
business while listening to her friend. She hugged her friend and
said: “Then let's try to be of charmful attitudes for eternity,
then,” she said.