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Starting.

9,763. It’s time to start living.

Hi. Hey. How are you?

I agree these are very standard and socially acceptable ways of acknowledging another souls existence. It’s all very easy, another pattern to fall in line with. Another wave of the hand. A nod of the head. A twist of the shoulder. It’s safe. It’s comfortable. It’s all been done before, what other way is there? Small town Kansas culture personified.

How much time do we have? 

Have you ever asked yourself that? I mean its pretty simple right? All we have to do is Google, average life span of male in the US, right? Okay let’s find out.

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Excellent. Well how old am I?

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Nine thousand six hundred and seventy three days. Wow, well if the average life span of a US male is 78.94 years that means on average I will live 28,813 days. Nineteen thousand one hundred and forty days, I have on average 19,140 days left to live.

I think it’s time to start.

I want to be unique, different, and alluring. I dream of being fun, energetic, and memorable. I cannot do this if I continue starting my conversations with, hi, hey, how are you? From this day forward, my journey into the world of understanding body language, sparking interest, and creating attraction begins. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. Move.

Are you ready?

Sammy’s Players Club would like to extend a warm welcome to you. Thank you for reading this blog. As a beloved reader we cordially invite you to apply for club membership. As a club member you will experience growth, friendship, and connection. We want to support and challenge you to become the best version of who you are. Club members are lifelong learners and challengers of conventional wisdom. Club members walk with grace, love, and understanding in their hearts. When push comes to shove Club members know how to be calm, cool, and collected under pressure. We work hard and play harder. The price of admittance? Good vibes, email address, and a willingness to contribute to the betterment of your fellow Club members. “Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much.” –Helen Keller

Sincerely,

Sammy “The Sandwich” Kristoe