AMERICANS

Ello, ello my people! Been a while obviously because, I'm seeking my dream creative role right now. Yes, I've decided to tell that I no more belong to a corporate machine. Absolutely free from that environment... an experience but absolutely not for me. To be honest, I felt like an outcast, the people were a bit too quiet for me, I like a bit of banter and music in my background, nice relaxed environment which absolutely makes me work productively.

Funny enough, I had the strangest interview a couple of weeks ago, the interviewer appeared very nervous and uneasy. The guy couldn't even look me in the eye. Hmmm... that shows some sort of guilt. I wonder if anyone has had any odd interviews and strange behaviour. Either he was guilty about something or he simply cannot interview properly. However, I didn't fell I was myself I was even afraid to break a smile! Glad I didn't get the job though, not creative enough, and I would've been absolutely bored.

I've also noticed how people can be, especially in this day and age. The things people come out with these days it's absolutely ridiculous. Still feel we're in the 1950's or something. I was watching some funny quiz show on you tube, and you know what the British think of Americans already... Well these contestants clearly don't know anything about the world apart from knowing about the USA! One idiot thought that an Elephant was bigger than the Moon! Can you actually believe that, even a 6 yr old would know that. However, you can't blame them.

Apprently only 20% of American's have passports plus, their media is soooooo saturated and bombarded with American culture, they can't even learn about anything else. Particularly in their history lessons at school, they just learn about American history which has only lasted 200 years still a recent country. Some don't even know where London is, thats how bad it is out there. However, there are some people like that in Britain just so stuck to their old beliefs. LET IT GO!! Move on!

Hmmm. What do you make of the presidency palava in the US?