Today I made two decisions that shocked even me.
First, I cheated on my barber. Recently he’s been moving like a celebrity… doesn’t pick calls, misses appointments, acts booked and busy. Meanwhile he charges me Ksh. 3,000 per shave like he’s restoring ancient art.
Today I decided enough is enough and tried a Burundi guy charging Ksh. 500.
Let me tell you something… when that man turned the chair around, I almost stood up and hugged him. The fade was so clean.
Second… I left my car at home and took a matatu to a meeting.
At first I was tense. Then the conductor called me “boss,” the music was hitting, and somehow we reached faster than everyone stuck in traffic pretending to be important.
By the time I got to the meeting I had saved fuel, parking fees, and unnecessary suffering.
Character development is realizing Nairobi humbles everybody equally.
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Businesswoman Targeted in Violent Robbery in Karatina
Thieves stormed the compound of a businesswoman in Karatina’s Ndiara village, attacking her shortly after she arrived home on Saturday night.
The intruders, who appeared to have been monitoring her movements, pounced as she alighted from her car.
They confronted her at close range, demanding that she surrender money before forcibly dragging her around the compound.
The assailants seemed to have no fear of being caught, spending several minutes within the premises while issuing threats and searching her belongings.
Footage from a nearby CCTV camera captured the terrifying ordeal, which occurred shortly before 8 pm, as the victim returned from what appeared to be a day’s work.
Residents in the area have raised alarm over the trend of criminal activity in rural parts of Nyeri County, where gangs have been targeting business owners and women returning home in the evening.
There is growing frustration in the village as locals call on security officers to respond swiftly before more attacks occur.
What happened yesterday on Jamhuri day is the start of a generational divide
Millennials will betray Gen Z and all their struggles, they are in their 40s, alcoholics, depressed, and clutching on straws
A big percentage of people supporting this murderous regime are 40 years and above
They have dreams of benefiting from this regime even if people die, they are trying to make something out of their lives, and they will definitely betray their children who are the Gen Z
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