By James Altucher,
Author of Reinvent Yourself
Author of Reinvent Yourself
I was so happy. In 1995.
I was pre-ambition. I’d get into work at 10 a.m. Sneak out around 4 p.m.
I had a one-room apartment and my only piece of furniture was a foam mattress.
It was summer and I had no air conditioning. I had no sheets for the mattress. So by morning every day all of my sweat would be absorbed into the foam of the mattress.
If I woke up in the middle of the night and went to the bathroom, the roaches would scurry away and I’d hear the klik-klik-klik.
I’d leave work at 4 p.m. and go play backgammon all night with my friends at Steinway Billiards in Astoria.
I had a crush on a waitress and would write notes on $2 bills when I paid for my meals.
I was creepy and she never responded.
It was the best time in my life. I never saw any of these people ever again.
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