What contains in my wallet, tells a whole lot about me, like it would with any other person who uses a wallet. Before I start, I will tell a brief experience which happened to me today. As I went with my mom to look at a car she found for sale, I dropped my wallet in her car and didn't notice. When we got home, I was so upset that I thought I lost my wallet. I looked everywhere, did not find it. Last place on my list to look at was my mom's car. I was so happy when I found it under the passenger seat. How the heck did it slip out of my pocket and got under the seat perfectly so it couldn't be noticeable without looking directly under it. Now back to the subject. If a person would find my wallet and open it, the first place they would look is the large pocket on the side which is for the money. They would see that I got few one dollar bills, couple of five dollar bills, and one or two twenty dollar bills. This could tell about me that I do use money on the regular basis, that is why it is not all in nice, perfect, crispy large value dollar bills such as twenties or hundreds. The next major thing that would stick out in my wallet is my driver license which is under see-through plastic cover. My ID card would tell a whole lot about me. My license number, my full name, my address, my weight (at least when this ID was made), my height, my sex, eye color, bate of birth, and last but not least - my photo. Next on the list, would be my cards, as I have a lot of them. I have a Costco gas card, which if a person knows, that it has one of the cheapest prices for gas. It might tell that I am a wise one, and care for my money. Next to the Costco gas card, I have my Debit card. I don't know much it could tell about me which would make me stand out from other people. On the other side of my driver license, is more cards. The tip of a YMCA card can be see, and a Vitamin World card behind it. Those two cards could tell about me, that I do or at least try to stay healthy, by going to YMCA and being active. In the next pocket of my wallet is a blue paper Everett Community College card which has my student number on. This could tell that I am a college student, it could also tell that I have not the best memory because I cannot remember my student number after two full quarters of college. Behind it is a Traxx Indoor Raceway card. It could tell about me, that I am young, like to do fun things from time to time, and might even tell that I am a male, because go-carting stays on the boy side of things. If the person who picked up my wallet goes deep into my wallet and checks every crack and every hole, they would notice a paper behind my driver license card. It is a admission ticket for the San Francisco Zoo. This might tell that I like to enjoy the nature and animals in it. Looking at all of this taken together, my wallet reflects exactly what I am. It shows that I am a regular teenager, who pursuits further education after high school, who likes to go out and do fun things once in a while, and also who likes to keep himself organized and in order.
What contains in my wallet, tells a whole lot about me, like it would with any other person who uses a wallet. Before I start, I will tell a brief experience which happened to me today. As I went with my mom to look at a car she found for sale, I dropped my wallet in her car and didn't notice. When we got home, I was so upset that I thought I lost my wallet. I looked everywhere, did not find it. Last place on my list to look at was the car. I was so happy and relieved when I found it under the passenger seat. How the heck did it slip out of my pocket and got under the seat so perfectly that it couldn't be noticeable without looking directly under it. Now back to the subject. If a person would to find my wallet and open it, the first place they would look at is the large pocket on the side which is for the money. They would see that I got few one dollar bills, couple of five dollar bills, and one or two twenty dollar bills. This could tell about me that I do use money on the regular basis, that is why it is not all in nice, perfect, crispy large value dollar bills such as fifties or hundreds. The next major thing that would stick out in my wallet is my driver license which is under see-through plastic cover. My ID card would tell a whole lot about me. My license number, my full name, my address, my weight (at least when this ID was made), my height, my sex, eye color, bate of birth, and last but not least - my photo. Next on the list, would be my cards, as I have a lot of them. I have a Costco gas card. If a person is familiar with Costco, he or she will know that it has one of the cheapest prices for gasoline and quality is very good as well. It might tell that I am a wise one, and care for my money specially right now with our sky-high gas prices. Next to the Costco gas card, I have my Debit card. I don't know much it could tell about me which would make me stand out from other people. On the other side of my driver license, is more cards. The tip of a YMCA card can be seen, and a Vitamin World card behind it. Those two cards could tell about me, that I do or at least try to stay healthy, by going to YMCA and being active. In the next pocket of my wallet is a blue, paper, Everett Community College card which has my student number on. This would obviously tell that I am a college student, it could also tell that I have not the best memory because I cannot remember my student number after two full quarters of college. Behind it is a Traxx Indoor Raceway card. This would tell about me that I am possibly young, like to do fun things from time to time, and might even tell that I am a male, because go-carting stays on the boy side of things. If the person who picked up my wallet goes deep into it and checks every crack and every hole, they would notice a paper behind my driver license card. It is a admission ticket for the San Francisco Zoo. This might tell that I like to enjoy the nature and animals in it. Looking at all of this taken together, my wallet reflects exactly what I am. It shows that I am a regular teenager, who pursuits further education after high school, who likes to go out and do fun things once in a while, and also who likes to keep himself organized and in order.
One of the most important things that indentifies and defines me that people would be missed or be unable to know about me if all they had to go on is my wallet, is what kind of car I drive. I strongly believe that a person can be told and generally defined by what kind of car he or she drives. For example, take a Toyota Prius. I could not picture a lot of people driving it except females who are all about "go-green," and who don't know that to make a Prius, it takes and creates much more air pollution and exposure of CO2 into the atmosphere then it could save as it is a hybrid and supposed to have low emissions. If I think about a new German saloons, like an Audi or a Mercedes-Benz, I would instantly think that it is a car for well paid business men who take pride in what they drive. Me, I drive a 1995 Mercedes-Benz C-class. If a person knows cars, and have a picture in their head what this car is, they would know that C-class Mercedes is one of the cheapest in price, smallest in size, and less technology advanced out of Mercedes. This would tell about me that I am not as wealthy person at this moment since it is a 1995 and fairly cheap in price, but I do like to be classy and take pride in what I drive. Since I am a European background myself, this could tell that I also take pride in my background and like to "represent" in ways I can.
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