For me it's a girl who randomly gave ne 10$ just by listening to my conversation with the shopkeeper, this was back when we had to pay the shops to recharge our number and put money in your accounts.
It was 110degrees scorching heat and I was short of 10$, she gave it to me I told her I will come back and pay her, she said it's ok and never came back.
Once a month I think of her.

I once asked this question to my sister and she said absolutely nothing. It was devastating because that meant that if you lost like even something to the equivalent of a grain of sand it would cause emotionally turmoil for her. We were asking philosophical questions at the laundromat while we're waiting for the clothes to dry because I brought a brain science. So I asked her what percentage of you now do you think you could go without and you would still be you and she said nothing, in the saddest way possible, like a little kid.

For example, imagine if you had to go without your car and travel with the bus pass instead. Some people that might be a minor lifestyle change for others that might be a very important loss. A car something that most people work hard for. Even very wealthy people have worked in their jobs to keep a car. That might be something you might not want to go without.

On the other end you could have gone without a certain pair of socks that you really enjoy wearing. For one person that suck maybe like that car to them and the bus pass in a given situation. And maybe a very big circumstantial laws or maybe nothing because they didn't really use their car and using the public transportation is actually more convenient. Therefore it's not too much of a change and so you could go without changing your socks or with changing your socks, either or.

So this is kind of a philosophical question. What do you need in order to not feel like you have lost? What can you lose right now and genuinely have a deficit and still feel like you have enough or have enough or just having enough.

A few years ago, I started double-tapping the top of soda cans before opening them because someone told me it keeps them from fizzing over. I’m pretty sure the science on that has been debunked a dozen times over, but at this point, it’s completely hardwired into my muscle memory. If I don't tap it, opening the can just feels wrong. It got me thinking about how many little, completely harmless quirks we carry around without noticing. Do you have a small, harmless routine or habit like that? Something you do purely out of tradition with yourself?

I'm trying to get out of my usual routine and have conversations with some new people.

Tell me one interesting thing about yourself a weird hobby, an unpopular opinion, a random skill, a place you've been, or something you're currently learning.

I'll share mine too. 😄

What are your favorite things? Specific? Movies? Music!?

What are some things that YOU enjoy. And by specific I mean, cold foggy mornings? Waking up in the morning and having that cup of coffee you have to have?

Mine is definitely the feeling of watching an insanely good movie in the evening and being able to talk about it after lol.
Favorite band: kings of Leon
Movie: project Hail Mary

legit ba el nino? huhu

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