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| "Since there's no longer phone booths, I'll have to destroy the witnesses" |
Welcome back to the Adventures in Skycoin! In this blog, I update my readers on my life since I become a Skycoin millionaire. It wasn't too long ago that I became independently wealthy thanks to this money making opportunity. Through hard work and diligent research, I found a cryptocurrency that has the ability to turn the average investor like me into a millionaire. I found it when it was $1 and sold half my portfolio when it was $50, turning my banking acount into 50X the size and turning me from a financial zero into a financial hero. The great thing is that Skycoin is on sale right now, but trust me, people, it's only temporary! Believe me, I said the same thing when Skycoin was on sale for $1 and boy was I right. Some people believed me and some people didn't.
Those that believed me and invested are now living the Skycoin millionaire life just like me. And those that didn't believe; let's just say they have seen better days. But here is their second chance, and yours too! It's at $16 mark right now. Buy as much as you possibly can. It doesn't matter if you ask your friends or family for investment capital or you have to take out a loan or sell something. Skycoin is going to go 50X again, I'm telling you! I predicted it before and I'm predicting it again! Buy now when it's $16, and sell as much as you need when it's $800. You don't have to sell all of it, just enough to buy that car, house, or vacation you always wanted. And it's going to go even higher than $800, without a doubt. Don't be like my friend Wyatt.
I told him about Skycoin when it was a $1, but he just refused to listen. Now, let me just say, Wyatt is a good friend of mine and I love the guy. That being said, he is just not a very good listener. The only person he takes advice from is himself. Now, my mother was a psychologist, so I am slightly tempted to say that he has a narcissistic personality disorder... but I won't. However, I will say that Wyatt is very in love with himself and even he admits it. He's the type of guy that doesn't look at porn but instead looks at selfies. Yeah, that type of guy. I think everybody has a friend like that. I'm not saying that there's anything wrong with that, but problems do occur, especially when a friend advises him on a good investment and he doesn't take it.
I can still remember the conversation we had last year: "Wyatt, you have to buy Skycoin now. It's $1 and it's going to be $800 by 2019." His response was (and I'm not making this up) "Tommy, if this investment was so good, I would have already found it myself." Mind you that this man has never does any research on any investments whatsoever. I swear he once commented to me "I can't believe Chase bank still sells CDs. Don't they know everybody downloads music these days." I laughed until I realized he was dead serious. Once again, Wyatt is a dear friend, but he just refuses to learn anything new. Maybe it's his ego or something and he's afraid that new information might shatter the image he has of himself, which is flawless, to say the least.
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| When should we tell him that he lost and that's an urn? |
So now where is Wyatt? He's in a world of hurt, just like everyone else that didn't listen to me about buying Skycoin. As a matter of fact, Andrew saw him last week and told me that Wyatt looks very depressed. He isn't taking care of himself and become mopey and irratible. I honestly think it's because he sees me living it up in a huge house, with brand new cars, not working, constantly vacationing and not having any debt. It kills him because seeing me is a reminder of what he could have been. And that shatters the perfect image he has of himself. In his delusional mind (I told you my mom was a psychologist), he is God's gift to man, the be all and end all. The problem with this, of course, is that he really doesn't have any proof other than a trophy from the good old high school days of being a quarterback and a certificate of completion from the Denver Public Learning Center.
The ironic thing is that if he just would have listened to me, he could actually be a millionaire, and he could have fulfilled his self-proclaimed awesomeness. Fortunately for my vainglorious friend, he has a second chance at the Skycoin life. After I am done writing this blog entry, I am going to give him a call and see if I can't get him to make that investment while Skycoin is still on sale. It won't be on sale much longer, so I will have to try my hardest to convince him. He is a good friend and I don't want to continue to see him left behind like the others. Of course, I'll have to start the conversation off with a compliment or twelve, just to get him warmed up. Some people might consider this to be sycophantic, but if you knew Wyatt, you would understand.
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| Rolls are nothing more than a butter delivery utensil |
You got to butter him up like an Amish country roll just to get him to acknowledge you. Then you have to let him boast about mediocre everyday stuff for about 15 to 20 minutes before he will even listen to you. That's just the standard Wyatt conversation proceedure; nobody's perfect. Let's hope that I can get through to him. And I hope I've gotten through to some of my blog readers as well. If you haven't invested in Skycoin, please, now is the time. It's on sale, but it will not last! Buy as much as you can, you will thank me later when you are a Skycoin millionaire. Don't be a Wyatt non-investor. Be a "why not" investor! Why not be a Skycoin millionaire?
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