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It's cold riding my motorcycle with just a long-sleeve shirt even during the day. I should bring a windbreaker.

Not a single cloud in the sky today~^-^ It really feels like autumn. With a gentle~ pleasant breeze... They say flu and COVID are going around. My nose is tickling... I think I'll have to go to the hospital tomorrow~^-^ Hope everyone has a great Sunday~^-^

It's drizzling. I thought it might rain because the weather was gloomy, and it's raining on my way to work.

Ah, I'm so tired. I should have slept more.

Using a cheat code for this one.. haha, please congratulate me~!! Thank you Hope you all have a happy day too!

An Autobiography Without Punctuation: After numerous business successes, Texter, convinced he was a genius, published his autobiography without a single period or comma. When readers protested vehemently, he added a page densely packed with only punctuation marks (.,?!;:) at the very end of the second edition, with the note, "Sprinkle them wherever you like, just like salt and pepper," and the book became a huge hit. It was the story of the luckiest person in history, whose every trap set to ruin him turned into a gold mine.

Exporting Stray Cats: In response to the sarcastic remark, "Sell the stray cats in the Caribbean," we rounded up the city's strays and loaded them onto a ship. Surprisingly, the island was suffering from a plague of rats at the time, and Dexter's cats were all sold out at a high price as soon as they arrived.

3. Exporting Coal to a Coal Production Site: I received a prank suggestion to 'try exporting coal to Newcastle (the world's largest coal production site)' and sent a ship full of coal. Coincidentally, on the very day the ship arrived, the Newcastle miners went on a large-scale strike, causing coal prices to skyrocket, and I made a fortune once again.

2. Selling Winter Heaters in Tropical Regions: To become a great tycoon, his rivals mocked him, saying, "Try selling winter bed warmers (hand warmers) in a hot Caribbean island nation." Dexter believed them and exported a large quantity, but local sugar factory owners bought them all at a high price, intending to use them as ladles for stirring molasses.

This is the absurd true story of 'Timothy Dexter' in 18th-century America, who became a millionaire overnight due to 'unbelievable luck' whenever he was tricked by others, despite having no business knowledge. 1. Became a Millionaire by Buying Worthless Paper Money: Right after the American Revolutionary War, he bought up all the hyperinflated currency that everyone else was discarding, saying, "It'll be worthless soon." Not long after, the government announced a policy guaranteeing the currency's value at face value, making him a wealthy man overnight.