Wow! I didn't mean to go down that road quite so far. It seems that before I knew it I was wandering and wandering down the road when I only meant to stop and look for a moment.
Now back to my time issue.
I've heard people say before that they were so poor that they couldn't pay attention. Do think time has become devalued just like our money? I mean when I was little bread cost 10 cents a loaf and I had plenty of time to play and have a great time outside. Nowadays, some bread can cost $3 to $4 a loaf; that's the high dollar bread, hand made stuff mind you. I can still find good old machine made Mrs. Baird's regular white bread for under $2; but that is still a far cry from 10 cents.
I guess what I'm saying is that the money to buy the bread is just like time during the day. There simply isn't enough of it. I suppose now that I'm older I have more to do than simply play outside. Maybe I have to work a little; No make that a lot, just to buy that 10 cent loaf of bread that is selling for $2.
You know, I could probably make a million dollars if I could develop dehydrated time. You know what I'm talking about; just add water and poof there you are, more time. I tried making dehydrated water water once. It worked really well, I just added water and there it was. Didn't sell though. I guess there simply wasn't a market niche yet. Maybe now people would buy a bottle of dehydrated spring fed glacier water imported from outer edge of Inner Mongolia. Just Add water! (And Time)
By the way; the title thing up above, I did mean to say "Niche" so don't write to tell me that it should be "Nick" or "Nicholas" or some other such thing.
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