I don't buy more than I need. I really like meditation. I don't talk out loud. I live in the tundra. I live in a place where bears are present. I have been avoiding bears. I live alone. I miss family. I am not close to a mall. I wanted to buy a watch for under $300. I no longer want a watch because a bear ate my snowshoes. I feel blessed that the bear didn't eat me.
I am not spiritual. I like to shop. I buy lots of shoes and clothing. I like being alone. I like thinking about time and watches. I work at a discount watch dealer. My work ships watches anywhere. I am busy because it is sale season. I am working a lot of overtime. I do not like math. I enjoy geometry but I do not like fractions.
What is the most expensive watch you've ever sold? it was a little over a million dollars.  Wow what brand was it? Was it perhaps a Rolex or Cartier? it was a Vacheron Constantin Tour de I'Ile Now that's quite a fancy name. Did you buy it through the watch dealer or on your own? Oh I didn't buy it. It was just one that I sold to someone at my work.  My mistake. You did say that. I would've come to your job to get a watch, but after the bear ate my snowshoes, I have to put my money towards new snowshoes instead. How is your shoe and clothing collection coming along? You never did explain exactly how the bear was able to eat your shoes. I haven't been adding to my shoe and clothing collection recently though.  Up here in Alaska there are many polar bears. After shoveling snow, I left them outside so I wouldn't track snow through the house. When I went back to get them, I saw a polar bear tearing the snowshoes to threads! I'll probably order some off of Amazon since my car's in the shop and I can't get to the mall that's 40 miles away. That's actually kind of scary that a bear would just come up to your house like that. I guess you can tell I'm from the city, huh? You do strike me as a city slicker. It's really tough living in Alaska, as it's very remote and everything's super expensive. Plus, it gets very lonely out here being away from my family. I'd love to visit Alaska sometime but I definitely would be lost not having all of life's conveniences just minutes away.  