Today is Sunday, October 11.
Sunday
And as usual, I have to work—fortunately, I’m grateful for the opportunity to keep working.
About 10 days ago, I had an incident with the motorcycle I rent because one of its tires was significantly worn, but the most important thing here was the cost, which was a brand-new tire. Due to the conditions of use, all of this must be covered by the operator of the vehicle—in this case, a motorcycle—meaning the owner of the vehicle won’t bear the costs.
It’s a pretty tough decision to make, since accidents are always just around the corner and are things we never expect; however, I can’t afford to be unemployed. I can’t rely on the platform financially, and while I wait for something better to come along—and I’m still looking—I have to keep driving for a living for now.
It’s Sunday, 6 a.m., and today I’m starting my new workday. I hope there are enough passengers; I hope it’s a sunny day—though not too sunny—so I can work peacefully from now until nightfall.
This afternoon, I’ll share more details about this for anyone who’s interested. And so, little by little, we’re getting back to our artistic themes: graffiti, music, and hip-hop—long live hip-hop!
There are a thousand little things in life that make us think we’re going through a rough patch; there are thousands of moments that make us think we have a bad life. However, I always encourage you to analyze this—to analyze what we want, what we truly need, and what we truly desire—since these three things can be distinguished from one another and prioritized based on need. I encourage you to reflect on yourself, since that stress over an uncertain future is what has caused many people to be miss out on the life right in front of them and on its simple joys.