I am an
idiot.
There are
things that I do that I cannot explain.
I have
locked my keys in my car several times. And twice in the
past three months I have left my ATM card in the machine.
I have left
something on top of my car and driven off.
I misplace
my keys, my wallet and my sunglasses on a weekly basis. I
also have trouble finding the remote(s).
I wear at
least one of my socks inside out once a month.
I often
push on doors that clearly say pull.
I have also
been known, on occasion, to stop at green lights. In
fact, once, I stayed stopped at a stop sign. I guess I
was waiting for it to turn green.
Last week,
I got a slide burn going down a friend's water slide,
backward and head first.
And I am
not ashamed.
I am not
the only idiot out there.
Some of you
readers are the same people that drive down the parking
lanes that have "up" arrows. Some of you are
the people who bring their infants to Rated R movies. In
fact, some of you are infants at Rated R movies. There
are plenty of idiots out there, but few who will admit
it.
Everyone is
an idiot.
Even you.
If you
don't think so, you are in denial.
Of course
you're an idiot. Take one minute and think of something
stupid that you said or did in the last week. Heck, name
the stupid thing you did today.
None of us
can claim to be a genius all the time. Sometimes we
forget a major ingredient of a cake or blast ourselves
with the hose and then pretend like we meant to do that.
(Not this summer, of course).
So, now
that we are all idiots, let's collectively get off that
high horse.
Come on
now, we're all pretty saddle sore.
We are not
right all the time. We are idiots and idiots, by
definition, cannot be right all the time (unless they are
like "Rain Man," but he was an idiot savant who
could only drive slow in the driveway. He is an excellent
driver.
But back to
the topic at hand, since we're not right all the time, we
should really stop trying to run or judge other people's
lives. After all, we could be wrong. And really, isn't
doing the wrong thing what makes us idiots in the first
place.
Nobody
really likes being an idiot.
We all
strive to cut down our dumbness and be the opposite of an
idiot, which is cool.
We all want
everything to be cool.
We don't
want any problems and we want the least amount of hassle
possible.
So why do
we have such a hard time mellowing out and why do we
always want to share in other people's problems?
No, it's
not because we're idiots. At least, not all the time.
It is
because we are human. Sometimes humans aren't mellow and
sometimes humans enjoy craning their necks at car
accidents, but sometimes we do something really amazing
and help somebody out or make their day brighter.
Life is
about being an idiot, acknowledging this and wanting to
be cool.
Now, go and
live your life and try to pay more attention to things.
Idiot.
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