2026 Is Looking Pretty Good

This morning is surprisingly clear.

Despite the five tubs of bathwater that kept pouring not too long ago. Apparently some places were hailing — perhaps further up north. I definitely heard just water. That probably explains the cold chill in the middle of a spring day. Felt like summer just a couple of days prior. Only one month away from summer, by the way.

Oh yeah — I quit my job last Monday. April 27th, 2026.

I made sure to leave abruptly rather than during the week. It was a bad job. I gave notice that day and proceeded not to show up for the rest of the week. No drama. Just gone.

Shortly after, I went to an event on Eventbrite — some financial thing that wasn't worth my while. Turned out to be a pyramid scheme tied to Patrick Bet-David. The founder of the PHP Agency. Of course he wasn't there, and I wasn't introduced to the nature of the scheme beforehand. I probably should have done my research before ending up at a Trump supporter's national financial marketing organization focused on life insurance — in a shopping mall.

Had I known anything about Patrick Bet-David prior to visiting, I simply wouldn't have dressed up for the occasion.

2026 is looking pretty good regardless.

I ended up looking up some political maps and history about the area afterward. To no one's surprise, the Galleria and River Oaks area leans predominantly white and conservative. That would explain the several Cybertruck sightings when I was homeless around there, seeking services a long time ago. At least three per week.

Now that I've quit, no more of that area.

Besides — Sebastian made a comment suggesting I was from Africa for not liking a poorly cooked apple pastry. I'm Houstonian. He was the husband of one of the owners at my job.

Good riddance.