What would you tell your teenage self?
First off, I was very angsty as a teen, so even if I could go back in time to have a heart to heart, that me wouldn’t be having any advice from a middle-aged man. π
Picture it: pale young me sits next to pale but colorfully dressed older me and tells him straight up, “buy Apple stock. When you get money — and you will — buy Apple stock. Buy, buy, buy”. That kind advice is just strange enough to make younger me pay attention. Assuming he’s going to remember and trust the great boon I gave him I’m hoping the real advice comes rushing back:
“One day you’re going to meet a man named ###. You’ll meet him at work. Punch him in the face straight away. Trust me, you will not his drama.”
#bloganuary, #daily-prompt

Ah, how we rebel even against our wiser selves! My teenager still lives within me.
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You know, I find myself thinking about my inner teenager often as I grow older. In my mind, he died, which might sound morbid but I see his death as part of the ‘circle of life’, for from that past comes this present.
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π Isn’t it funny how we think about $$$ and those up and coming killer companies? π
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Right! Nothing catches the young mind like quarters for Pac Man. π
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Ms. Pac Man π
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π€£
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Thatβs great advice actually. How rich could we be now!??!
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Rich enough to not need to work in a place you wanna punch in the nose. π
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