<< NicklasReugen ~ yeah, that must be it... :disgust:
I'm in a story-telling mood tonight.
Just a little while ago, I was in NYC for an interview. Interviewed, got the internship (didn't take it - only $15/hour, no housing, NYC), was asked out by the boss to dinner. Sure, why not... I have a couple hours to kill before my bus is scheduled to leave, anyway.
I go. The guy basically flaunts all he has... talks about his $10,000/month penthouse suite, brags about the location of his company's new office, chats about his $xxx-million portfolio, "accidentally" drops hints about his buddy-buddy status with big names, lists all his vacation houses, etc. I was not impressed - focused on my meal and tried not to make any sarcastic remarks the whole time. He paid the bill for dinner ($250), no sweat.
Before I left to catch my bus, he asked me if I might be interested in dating an older man... and I told him, very politely, that I was not. If money was all I was going for, I would've been all over that in a heartbeat. But... it isn't. So I wasn't.
None of my former boyfriends had a lot of money (heck, *I* was usually the one who shelled out the cash for dinner and vacations), but... they had a lot of heart. And that was what I loved them for.
Money can't buy happiness,
~kitten >~.~< >>
HappyKitten
well.. gems like you cannot be bought by money.
interested in someone here? I havent the foggiest idea who that is. <snicker>.
never a doubt I've had my share of meeting amazing individuals on internet.
edit: for grammar..
peace