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"Hey i miss you already. Is that too deep?"

TAIWAN | Monday, 22 October 2007 | Views [712]

"hey i miss you already.  is that too deep?"
"ha. yea. hold on."

...

so last night, against my better judgment, i went to a bar with a guy i had just met.  off the internet.  because, you know, i was looking for sex, and being so unpracticed at picking up prostitutes, i just started surfing the net for date ads.

anyways, what started out as a way to buy a used dehumidifier ended up being one of the worst social experiences of my life.  but hey, i'm only in my twenties so there's still hope that this one can be topped.  here we go kids! :

so i meet this guy up because he's selling a dehumidifier and i need one.  once i get there though he tells me that his neighbor just called and wants to buy it and uh, you don't want it anyways because it doesn't have an adjustment knob and you'll wake up with a sore throat blablabla.  whatever man. 

"hey what are you doing right now?  i'm going to meet up a friend just down the street, you should come."

"um, i don't know.  i have work tomorrow."  (it's like 10pm at this point and i don't have work until the late afternoon.)

"c'mon!  here, we'll just walk to it.  i'll show you where it is, you don't even have to go in."

so against my better judgment i go and the guy ditches me with his friend whom, apparently, he is trying to find a good woman for.  this friend is a dive instructor, in his late 30s, and pretty much has a dream job taking rich people diving in exotic locations.  oh yea, and he's fucking 100% crazy.  he's one of those - i know everything and like to dish it out because if you can't take it you're not worth talking to - types. so i sit back and watch the show because i generally like to treat such people as circus freaks who are so out of touch with reality that it becomes sort of entertaining in its level of patheticness.  as if to strengthen my argument, he invites me to a weekend of diving off the southern coast of taiwan. 

"i'll think about it."

"it's completely free, my clients are paying me [a lot of money] to do what you can do for free!"

yea mang, because money is my biggest worry at this point...

he then asks for my number which i don't give and asks me to breakfast which i say no and asks me to dinner to which, again, i fall back on 'i'll think about it'.  he then leaves the bar and 15 minutes later calls his friend who is still there and whom i'm talking to and asks to speak to me.

"hey i miss you already.  is that too deep?"

"ha. yea. hold on."

and i pass the phone right back.

...

so ah, please excuse me as i shave my head and enter a monastery.

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