Yep that's my mood today
Child, happy Friday to you all before I start venting.
I drove myself to the gas station cause I had to at this point. My car was showing I was low as if I didn't already know.
So I said respectfully to myself, you know what? Let's go get some gas we know we need it.
1. Find a cheap gas station and get you your gas and keep it pushing (it'll be alright) 😔 sigh! Nope! The freaking gas was higher than mount Rushmore.
I went through all the different levels of grief and denial. I was sick to my stomach. What's crazy is I wasn't even upset nor angry. I was just sick to my stomach, disgusted more like it.
Like fr fr does the price have to be that high? Is everything going around the world really and actually the reason why the price is that high. Like somebody please tell me.
Or are we just being taken advantage off, because whoever is in charge can just set the price and say well you know we got our reason so let just exploit these people.
Anyways im gon be real close to all my friends this year, so they can start picking me up to go places.
If you want to see me? hmmm best believe you are driving.
Good luck to you all.
Always your thebiochemist with love 💕 😘 😘
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