Saturday Morning Ramblings

So, as usual, people only associate with me on the basis of some pre-conceived notion about me, and to just give you a descriptor of how broken down society is now in America, get a load of this!

I grabbed a morning coffee today, and a guy and his girlfriend who also walked in, greeted me and out of nowhere insisted if that was my "motorcycle" outside.

He goes "That must be your ride right outside I bet eh?"

And I just said "Nah, it's not mine".

The guy was in total disbelief, and so he asked again, actually up to 3 times, and he thought I was playing a game with him and trying to be sarcastic in the way I said no.

Americans have a strange form of Sarcasm, even to a point where if you rapidly wolf down a dinner plate, they might joke with you that "Oh, you must have totally not liked that at all!"

In any case, the guy really thought I was just being sarcastic the whole time and the  moment became so awkward, that even if it came down to actually really setting this person straight, it would have become even MORE AWKWARD.

Trust me, in the future, in a country like America, there will absolutely be 100% NO ABILITY to joke because of how much this place lacks any kind of cohesive culture or identity.

Let's say if I did "ride" a Motorcycle... Is it really that big of a deal?

What's that going to do for them, or why is it so interesting?

There are many MANY others out there who ride motorcycles, but yet I never see random strangers go up to them and ask them if that's their "Bike" outside or if they "ride".

I keep getting asked this question, more and more than ever in the past, especially since "COVID" lockdowns seemingly as a way that people want to try to break the ice into conversations.

And the ones who truly learn that I don't ride a motorcycle, you should see the expression of disappointment and the lack of interest to continue discussions, even though they themselves also do not "ride".

As simple as a whole thing like this all is, it's just a further indicator of how gone the West is, especially America, I can't imagine something like this even playing out in Europe these days, even how bad things are there as well.

I think that at least in a European country, the question would be posed in a serious manner or for genuine interest, and that my response would not somehow be judged as sarcastic or joking.

Americans are such a disingenuous people, cannot be taken seriously ever, and the worst part about them, especially between the combination of most of them being NPC's and where they live such anti-social lives influenced form Social Media, is that they now lack the ability to deal with hardcore confrontation on any level, to even have a serious discussion about anything, and even believing someone is lying to them even when they aren't.

Completely lack of being able to know how to navigate conversations, and without jumping to certain conclusions that someone is implying something.

This has gotten so much worse since COVID. It was never really like this before COVID, but more and more, I find constant strange remarks or responses, or suspicion from people by just telling the truth about anything.

So much so, that in the past, I actually did a few social experiments during this time period because I got so annoyed and distracted also but out of curiosity, I went along with the "stories" people made up in their heads about me, and actually, coincidentally, one of them was ALSO another guy who asked if I ride a motorcycle.

And it was unbelievable what a door-opener the conversation was, and how they kept going on and basically carried the conversation the rest of the way and made up all these other things...

It really gets me thinking about how much America is a culture based on LIES to where people lie daily, and it makes me wonder if someone people just lie because it makes dealing with the public more interesting in situations like that, or to take up opportunity on others?

Because I've found that a lot of people in this country are running on Auto-Pilot, and they will go as far as basically bringing the whole world to you based on an idea or a theme playing out in movies or something.

It sure seems to be "The American Way".

In fact, I think it's no coincidence that the themes behind the Beavis & Butthead Series, which depicts what society would be like where people are completely influenced from Television, would become like, and I have seen many episodes which exactly demonstrate how Americans behave in real life situations based on making assumptions about someone, even before they get the chance to speak, and once they do speak, they interpret something "differently" or out of context.

People must feel a sense of where it's just fine to lie because people will think they are lying anyways even if they tell the truth. That's how much of a twisted culture Americans have.

The same way that Jake and Emily believe I am creating multiple sock accounts to contact them on, in disbelief that there are "other" people out there who support Goatis as much as I do.

I swear, every time someone asks me if I ride a motorcycle, my blood pressure goes through the roof.

In a very abstract manner, I really wonder how the turn of events this morning would have played out differently if I lied to this guy this morning and told him it was my bike.

Americans are fucking weirdos, they think that if you ride a motorcycle that it somehow makes you a "badass" or a "rebel".

Even though driving a motorcycle or any kind of vehicle is actually really dangerous.

Only Slaves drive and operate vehicles or any kind of transportation module. A Smart person is always the passenger.

It's actually MORE rebellious to not even own any kind of transportation vehicles and not driving them but having a chauffeur instead.

Some years ago, I also ran into a situation with some "Negro" who insisted I owned a restaurant and was the "Chef" and that he wanted to take Culinary Lessons from me. In fact, he wouldn't accept when I said I'm not, so I had to go along with his Nig-Noggery fantasy the whole time.