@Josh

I’ve thought about this a lot, the people I think about isn’t anyone I know. The best way to describe it is “faceless ones” or just random people. I had to explain this concept to people before and get asked this a lot. “No, it isn’t that guy from work.” My mom, for example, I can’t get the concept that the person and situation is only hypothetical and not really going to happen. I get asked questions like, “How did you get the body in there?” or “Why would you put the person in there? Did you get in a fight? Did he hit first?”

Also, how funny would for a trunk to be opened and find a person in there? If you are the person who doesn’t own the car, then “Holy crap! Am I next?” or the above scenario where you forgot and the person you are with sees the body.

@Sara

I love my current job, I get to do PHP and web development all day and the best part is that I get paid for it. My only fear since I’ve landed my dream job is that I’ll lose it. It never fails that something really awesome happens and it is always followed by something terrible.

I usually don’t code 8 hours straight, but I surprised myself by doing so. I love programming and any place that allows me to do that and pays me to do so is a keeper in my book. I was thinking of writing a post that says the same thing.

2. Hold off, cheap rent is your friend.

3. You can do better than that loser job

4. Aim higher than 720, shoot for 820