....did Fortune Cookies get politically correct?
This evening mine said: "Turn off the TV and the computer and exercise your
mind with a good book."
When did those little slips of paper stop telling me what I want to hear and
switch to life advice? When did their messages start not being fun when you
added "in bed" to the end of them?
What happened to "You're romantic outlook is good" Or "your financial future
is bright"?
Will my next one say "Leverage long-term, low-risk risk investments for
retirement" or "Cut back on table salt"?
It taught me how to say "bank" in Chinese ("Yin-hang" if you're curious)...
although I don't know if that's the side of a river, a place to keep money
or an aerial maneuver. But is that enough to engender trust at this level?
Should I even consider taking serious advice from something that also gives
me "lucky numbers"?
Jim Davis
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