A Life Of Confusion
Over a decade ago, when I worked for one captain, Samu was ridiculously ready. And the craziest thing I saw wasn't even his cow asses.
It was how did he care about things that would have completely changed my life then. One particular morning, I was helping his assistant organize some of his dogs when he walked in and asked if everything was ready for his troops.
If a BJD is being afraid, it will be ready in about an hour just nodded and walked away i remember looking at the assistant like did he just say private jet as usually as i would say my oppa is outside. That wasn't even that crazy part I saw two few weeks later one of his cars got damaged not value just an obvious dent on the side he looked at it up for about five seconds and said get rid of it i thought he was joking about he wasn't his driver asked repair it and I was so dumbfounded.
Welcome to Hive, @holina—the moment your former boss said “get rid of it” over a dented car really captures how differently people can treat money. Your surprise at him mentioning a private jet so casually adds another striking detail to that memory. If you plan to share more personal stories, hivepro.ai offers writing tools that could help you shape them while keeping your own voice. Did working for him change how you thought about wealth?
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