Broke
Current gas prices definitely take a toll on the wallet. I wish I lived closer in to the city where I wouldn’t need a car.
“I’m So Broke” by Doug Macleod provided by PodSafe Music Network.
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about 2 years ago
Did I read that right – 40. 92?
MY GOD! That is grocery MONEY.
about 2 years ago
Please change your Blog NAME to something else!!! You are confusing Kenyans who are trying to deal with serious issues facing their country!!!! I hope you will respect that request. Thank you.
about 2 years ago
@Kunny Nato – with all due respect, the price of oil and gas here in America is a serious issue. See here: http://peaurl.com/Bb7c Please respect America’s serious issues too.
As a person of African descent (and so is Kenya), we are sensitive to issues all over the world when it comes to issues of Africa. We would appreciate you being open minded to those of African ancestry across (who may have African inspired names) the globe who have issues in our home countries to.
Thank you and we pray for the country of Kenya and the entire continent of Africa.
about 2 years ago
OMG you really don’t want me to post back to that comment Kunny… My momma told me there’s one born every minute. Get REAL….
Ok now about the post, I cuss every time I pay that kind of money, every damn time… I have turrets syndrome but it only includes the name George Bush, and one word that rhymes with buck!
lol
about 2 years ago
uugh!!!! I totally feel your pain here. I just got a new car, which I love and it gets good mileage (which is why I bought it). However. The gas prices are absolutely insane! Trying to figure out if I’m gonna have to find a job closer to home behind it!
I feel your pain!
about 2 years ago
I hope everyone saw that this was a video and that I started recording at $40 but it went to $60 for 17 gallons of gas.
As far as “confusing Kenyans who are trying to deal with serious issues facing their country” – WOW!!! I understand that there are serious issues currently facing Kenya. However, I have in no way represented my blog to be about the Republic of Kenya or any of the issues affecting the country. I am having a hard time understanding how I could be confusing anyone as to the nature of my content. When I Google “Kenya” none of my sites appear in the search results whatsoever. Even if they did, it should be immediately clear that they have nothing to do with the country. You tell me to change the name of my blog but the name of my blog is my name. Should I change my name as well?