Greg Milk and A View From The Spectrum

My best friend has zero game. The guy has a really hard time talking to women, let alone approaching them. It isn’t that he’s bad looking or doesn’t have anything going for him, I think that he just gets nervous because he doesn’t know how he will be perceived.

I can’t help but feel bad for him. I’ve decided to help him out and get him a subscription to eHarmony.com. I thought it would be a good idea for him to set up a personal profile and hopefully find someone he connects with on a personal level prior to meeting them in person.

I was stoked because I came across a great eHarmony code that gets him one month for free! This way, if he doesn’t like it, it’s no big deal… I hope he can find someone and get over all these games these girls play with his head. I definitely think its worth a try.

A while back, I got into a fender bender. After I got the car into the shop, I had to get a rental car. What could have been a very unpleasant experience turned out to be not so bad at all. I went through BUDGET and everything worked out great. Along with the easy to work with staff, the company provided an excellent Chevy Impala that drove like a champ!

While waiting in line at the repair shop, I did a quick search on my i-phone and came across this Budget coupons. I was able to save $30 on my rental. The only I wish now is that the fender bender wasn’t my fault so I wouldn’t have had to pay for anything!

Oh well, life goes on. Thanks BUDGET rental

My friend is moving to Seattle next week. This means that I only have a week to find a Christmas present that is suitable for her. It’s not easy shopping for a female, not to mention I do not have any clue on buying fashion-related gifts.

Having only been on the west coast since January, I have yet to venture up to Seattle, let along learn much about the Washington city. I reviewed what was obvious: it rains, great music scene, home of companies like Microsoft and Starbucks.

I could have gone the path of a generic gift, but I felt that was lame. And in these times I believe its only worth purchasing items that are a necessity, not superfluous. Rain gear was what I figured would be appropriate, though I had to be certain that I was not treading unknown waters.

A raincoat sounds simple, but after going online, every fashion designer has his/her own rain- line. Since she wears a wide range of designers, I nixed that off my list. While purchasing a new pair of Converse Chuck’s (I lost my other pair while intoxicated), I did a search for “rain”. To my surprise, Finish Line had a decent selection of rain boots. Perfect! After doing a quick search for online deals, I came across one for 15% off $65+ on shoes online at FinishLine.com.

15% savings these days is killer. Shoe apparel has become a complex industry with too many brands and styles. Luckily the rain boot hasn’t changed drastically. There are those waterproof shoes, but for the amount of rain Seattle gets, you need to real thing. Let’s only hope that when I visit they’re not in the closet squeaky clean.