So we've done 2 days together. 10 hours in total. On day one we talked, a lot. We spoke about America, how we felt about it, what it was, where it was, what other people thought it was. Here's some notes we made: Then we made a list of tasks we might do over the coming days- ideas for actions, places to visit, things to write, conversations to have We talked about bringing daily gifts to the group;
As a child there were many experiences that followed traditional American norms that I participated in without question. On occasions I was taken to fast food restaurants for dinner, and bargain stores for school supplies. Spending and consuming is an American experience for many, and often people value bargains and illusions over the actually quality of the thing itself. Task: Enter into a fast food restaurant, ask as many questions as I could about how to acquire the biggest thing
Sometimes people die unexpectedly and the leave behind a house full of things from their past. Estate sales are public markets. and many people can override ethical questions about reclaiming the property of the dead by the incredible cheap deals they can get from their personal objects. Estate sales are rampant throughout America, because America as a nation has a tendency to accumulate an incredible amount of things, without any necessary obligation to realize a material future past a singular
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