So I know what everyone is thinking, do you actually have friends?...
"Of course I do... I'm ridiculously rich!!"- Thomas Richardson, Entrepeneur and philanthropist!
Here I am, doing my weekly space dive from 35,000 feet! Felix Baumgartner has nothing on me!!!
I do get very lonely though. I mean crying into a tub of Ben and Jerry's in the bath lonely...
But one advantage of being incredibly rich, is that I can simply pay for friends.
Living on Mars has many disadvantages, like the many lonely times, but I know that because of my many billions, I can simply pay for the transportation of some
UNPAYED 'friends'.... Who are payed to live on Mars, NOT TO BE MY FRIENDS... I'm very lonely.
There's no doubt though that I can do exciting things on Mars with my friends, I mean there is my weekly space dive(s), (sometimes I'm just too busy to do my Sunday space dive,
I do have to run my many businesses remember!)
There is also the
competitive buggy races. These are the best fun when you are cruising over the Martian landscape, with the (nonexistent) breeze in your hair, the overbearing, inhuman heat bearing down on you, and the woody-oil scent of the TomTrol (lychee enterprises approved oil) burning the tissue of your lungs...
I do have to admit it though, I do sometimes like to just settle down, and do something artistic
.Yes I could paint alone, but it's just not the same to paint on Mars without an 'art' friend. Is it sad and too far fetched that I have my own 'ART FRIEND' I don't think so...
The subject of our art differs each time, but by far my favorite thing to paint is the locals of east Mars about 15 miles from my complex. They are really interesting beings to interact with, they live to create and better themselves, they rely on no religions or superiority and consider every Martian an equal, and in this the respect they have spiritually for the planet they live is unmatched by anything we see on earth!
They do smell weird though...
When I first came to Mars, I missed going for coffee at Starbucks. I had my own Starbucks built inside my house on Earth, and so I could just drink Starbucks all day!
But the problem of living on Mars, I'm still a hundred miles away from the nearest Starbucks... (
Joke about there being a lot of Starbucks shops, so much there are in space? Near to Mars there's a Starbucks, so there is a lot of them? No?)
Anyway, as I'm 'ridiculously rich', and I absolutely love coffee, and so I have my own
starbucks coffee shop in my planet, its great
an tastes exactly the same. I mean I did have to buy the company first, which costs quite
alot but...
YOU CAN'T PUT A PRICE ON GOOD COFFEE #TOMQUOTE!
One thing I always have enough time for
is a good coffee, so sometimes I like to sit in Starbucks with a
(seasonally relevant)! Gingerbread spiced latte.
The title of the Starbucks drink is a link, THAT RHYMED!
To be honest, that's it. Other than that, I don't really have much time with all those businesses and everything I own. I hope you enjoyed getting to know more about me!
Next time, I will be showing you around the complex (Where I am in the Starbucks picture), which might be quite a long blog post.
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*Time for normal Thomas*
From December 1st, I will be starting an alternative blog that will be about the
REAL me. Obviously, the Mars story is fictional (
really!?!) But the next of
livingonmarsasatrillionaire willbe out before Monday!
I will be trying to post more often , and from the 1st December I will be posting about 3 personal blogs weekly, which should be exciting!
For now...
Thank You For Reading!
GOODBYE!