Looks like the dip came early :) your first few posts in this project were shit, but they've been increasing in quality since. I love that you're posting every day. Keep it up!

I agree, I've enjoyed your posts the last week. However, less writing about writing.

I would've enjoyed this post much more without the first sentence.

ima agree with tim, but im definately enjoying the daily stories, iv been really enjoying the fact that every day i can check for something new and theres something there

A lot of people didn't like the first installment of the story.. You have a few more days to write everyday... When in doubt... Who else have you gotten fired. I personally got 2 fired...but I'm also a pain to work with.

Which probably explains why my tires got popped when I saw old coworkers at the bowling alley.

1. I'd do that for free!
2. I'll substitute UK into that one and respond with yes...I'm not that interested in travelling.
3. I agree that this would be boring; I'd rather have unsteady payments that I'd properly worked for than a permanent fixed salary that didn't necessarily require much effort on my part.
4. You sort of missed the question out here. From your answer, I'm guessing it's something along the lines of "What's the maximum you'd be willing to give?", and in answer to that - none. If a friend needed money, I'd be happy to help out, but if they were to just magically receive £10k, I'd imagine that would cause them more stress than being a bit short on cash.

Tim makes a good point.

It's a little like saying "So I haven't played this in a long time, go easy on me if I mess it up" at open mic or "Hey, sorry to bother you, I was just wondering if maybe you might want to" when talking to a girl.

No apologies, no softening!

I'd always turn down the fixed salary UNLESS it is indexed to inflation otherwise I'm royally screwed if inflation gets too high