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- So where are we going?
- Just over there, at Charcoal. It's my second favourite turkish restaurant.
- And which is your first?
- Diyarbakir.
- Why aren't we going there?
- It's 20 minutes walk from here.
- What makes it so special?
- Apart from the amazing mains, they give free starters and complementary tea.
- David, let's go there. I need the walk.
- As you wish.
- So tell me more about you. We used to be best friends. I've missed you!
- I've missed you too!
- I understand where you stand in regards to your love life. What else is there?
- Well, I can see a pattern in my relationships, but everytime is different. I still feel like I know nothing about life and peopke around me. Sometimes I ask myself if I'm doing the best I can for my life, if I'm a good partner, father or friend...
- I think you are.
- I have doubts, because I'm not like I used to be.
- Of course, because time changes us. It changes our feelings, our way of comprehending the world. I used to think that I'm special, unique, but now I realise that I'm just a regular guy, with common issues and needs, a bit more crazy in some areas and not so into politics and sport.
- Andrew, you're now a better version of yourself. In my early 20's I've been told that I'm an amazing lover, but not husband material. Now I now I'm husband and father material, but I struggle on finding a proper partner to share life with. I need a team player.
- I know.
- I've also struggled on finding my financial independence, but since I've opened this "Maintenance for Mobile Carriers" business, my life improved and it became more stabile.
- I'm happy to hear that! Well done boy!
- Thanks Andrew. Richness comes in layers, as the onion. There will always be one layer up and one down. The more you go, the more you cry. You will always be wanting for more, but the wisdom is to know when to stop and enjoy.
- With money is never. I have this friend, Alex, who's about the same age as us, and after he spent more than five years expanding his business, he ended up in the hospital with pneumonia and perfored lungs. Now he spends his money on doctors and therapy.
- That's sad.
- Yeah, but at least his kids will live a happy life.
- What wouldn't you do for your child?
- I would do anything. At least you've got Sara to keep you motivated and going.
- She's the apple of my life!
- David, what's with all this drama in your life?
- I don't know, but I could ask you the same thing.
- I don't know either, but it makes life more intense.
- It's true. Here's the restaurant.
- It wasn't that far...