Fire safety director time

Oh well, life is crazy, but in time, I will be fully free to live and dream and not have any problems.

Soon as I get my check on friday, I'll go and acquire a fire safety director license from the FDNY...

after that, should be able to get a job as a FSD pulling down a salary in the range of 58,000 dollars a year.

If that works out, I'll get my act together and start considering whether to go back to college or not. I must say having a college degree does indeed lead to less stress about jobs and shit. My sister is a prime example of that. I just don't understand it, why go through all the course work and testing and at what fucking point are you supposed to get some ass like I can see constantly every day online...

fucking doesn't make sense. I can only assume very devious individuals are looking to manipulate people and make them get degrees and certificates and shit so they don't starve to death in the streets.

Ultimately I think to myself, ok go to community college for a little while, get some credits and shit and then go after becoming a cop. why not? I wouldn't be an asshole cop either. You'd have to do some stupid ass shit to make me pull out the book and write anything. I'd be like, not looking to get anybody in trouble. But one of the things cops are scared of most is if they let a black guy get away with something. So typically they show no mercy to blacks at all. Even if he was just walking by and singing a song or something...

But I know I can make it. I just wish it wouldn't take so long. It's going to be a long process, by my estimations, I'll get the training in March, and have my FSD License ready to go by then and then after that, have to find a way to get a job as an FSD somewhere in the city. Shitty thing about that is that for every single site you work you have to pay for the training for that site. So I'm not going to have much money to spend on trainiing. Going to have to get some help from others in that regard, but all this work i've been doing at little jobs etc, should pay off handsomely if indeed  I can become a fire safety director for my life long career.