I find a lot of people make superficial judgements about ordinary people like me. They may think I look at dirty things or I drink a lot of alcohol or stuff like that but every person in this world has depth to them, that includes me. I was lucky because my father always encouraged me to read a lot from a young age. I read for fun and my mind is set to find good deals and ideas to get by.
My Home island of Britain has many small areas of outstanding natural beauty. Little zones of paradise and I'm always looking for ways to get there. I don't always pick the fastest way but to look for the smoothest way.
I found a smooth way to get from the north west corner of London to the national coach station in Victoria. From there, you can go across the whole island on a long distance coach and access those remote little paradises without paying too much for transport. What you do is take the Piccadilly line train from Uxbridge Station and get off at 'Ealing Common' that station only has 2 platforms, northbound and southbound but they are shared by two train lines, so you can step off a Piccadilly train and catch a District train on the same platform heading in the same direction. The district line train will go to Victoria Station, the national coach station is in Victoria next to the train station on the same road. This route is not the quickest, it is the smoothest. You don't need to traverse connecting corridors in other stations and walk up stairs, you just step off one train and onto another.
The other thing I found was those overseas shops like Temo sell sofas for less than £200, it looks too good to be true. I thought that was cool because luxury sofas cost more than £1000 in most shops. Next time you see a guy looking at his phone, don't jump to conclusions about him, he could be just reading or looking for a good deal.
