How To Win Arguments

Recently, you know, I'm trying to move into a bigger place, give my son more space to play.

And I realize I've never really been through an apartment searching or house searching process by myself.

I've always had somebody there, whether it's a friend that already lives at the apartment that I'm trying to get into, whether I'm in a relationship, whether it's just like a really, really good recommendation.

And maybe I even know the people that work at the apartment building.

That's what it's always been.

But this is my first time where it's just on me where I live.

And nobody knows exactly what I want.

So nobody can help me because I don't even know what the fuck I want.

I don't know if I want to live downtown.

I want to know if I want to live on the outskirts.

And when I tell you as a person that's type B minus, the other flaw that we have is we change our mind a lot.

Being type B minus, we don't really do research, you know, especially when you guess a lot and you're right a lot.

You know, I guess.

You know what I'm saying? I'm a really good guesser, and that's a bad thing.

Because if I guess three things in a row, the next three things that I guess could be wrong, but I'm like, I just hit three in a row.

It's okay if I'm wrong.

I'm going to get the next three.

You know what I'm saying? So it's just like...

Now I'm guessing about, oh, this apartment look good.

You know what I'm saying? Then I finally do my research on it and find out it's a piece of shit.

But it's too late.

I already put down a $500 deposit.

So I'm learning through this process.

I got to move up to type B at least.

I'm done with type B minus.