Rich-Person Activity: Going to Horse Races
How you can do it too:
1. Find a few horses.
2. Check to make sure that the owner of the horses is away doing rich-person things.
3. Make a sound like a grizzly bear.
4. Watch to see if your horse flees to the opposite side of the corral the fastest.
Cost: $0 if you don't get caught or trampled.
Rich-Person Activity: Golf
How you can do it too:
1. Go to a public park.
2. Dig a few holes in the ground.
3. Find a smallish round rock that will fit in the holes you've dug.
4. Get a big stick.
5. Hit the rock with the stick.
6. Try to get the rock into one of the holes, minimizing the number of times you have to hit it with the stick.
Cost: $0
Note: Rich people are careless with their infinitely replaceable things, so you can often find actual golf balls if you sneak onto a golf course after hours.
Rich-Person Activity: Dinner and a Movie
How you can do it too:
1. Obtain food.
2. Walk around in a fancy neighborhood until you find a house with a television that you can see from outside. The larger the television, the less likely it is that you will be arrested for trespassing while trying to read subtitles (rich people like foreign films. This is good because you won't be able to hear the TV anyway.)
3. Find a comfortable place to settle in and enjoy your film. Large trees, parked cars (if you are fortunate enough to have a car) and salvaged lawn chairs are all good options.
4. If you have to trespass to see the television clearly, cut eyeholes in a black bed sheet and drape it over yourself. (note: keep bed sheet for use in future adventures).
Cost: $0 if you steal your food from a restaurant waist bin or coordinate your movie night with the schedule of your local soup kitchen.
Rich-Person Activity: Sailing
How you can do it too:
1. Find a large, wooden object at your local dump. If you cannot find a large, wooden object at the dump, thrift stores often carry large, wooden objects and will sell them to you for only a few dollars if the object is hideous enough.
2. Find a bed sheet.
3. Put the large, wooden object in the water.
4. Sit on large wooden object. If you do not get wet, you are clear to proceed to step 5.
5. Hold bed sheet above your head.
6. Wait for wind.
Cost: $0 if you can find the necessary items at the dump. $5-10 if you have to purchase your items at a thrift store.
Rich-Person Activity: Going on Vacation
How you can do it too:
1. Find or purchase a very strong pair of reading glasses.
2. Walk around with the glasses on your face.
3. Rediscover your formerly familiar surroundings! The best part is that reading glasses come in a variety of different strengths, and each one will make your physical environment appear differently from the next. You can even wear two pairs of glasses, one over the other, for an entirely new experience!
4. For an extra touch of authenticity, ask people to speak to you in a foreign accent. If your dream vacation is in outer space, as people to make alien/spaceship sounds.
Cost: $0 if you can find/borrow reading glasses. Often, you can take glasses right off the face of a sleeping vagrant.
Rich-Person Activity: Rock Climbing
How you can do it too:
1. Find a large rock.
2. Climb the rock.
3. Don't fall.
Cost: $0 if you don't fall
Rich-Person Activity: Going to the Mall
How you can do it too:
1. Go to a mall.
Cost: $0 if you take the bus and don't buy anything while you're there.
Rich-Person Activity: Hanging out by the pool
How you can do it too:
1. Dig a big hole in your yard (if you do not have a yard, dig a hole in the sand at the beach)
2. Dump out your rich neighbor's garbage and steal the bag. You may need to do this several times to have enough bags.
3. Line your hole with the garbage bags you've stolen from your rich neighbors.
4. Fill the hole with buckets of water or water from a hose. If you do not have a bucket or a hose, steal another garbage bag and use it to transport your water. If you are so poor that your water has been turned off, you can simply perform steps 1-3 and then wait for it to rain.
5. Hang out by your pool!
Cost: $0
Funny stuff! I'm glad your parents encouraged you to blog, you're really hilarious.
ReplyDeleteI should have followed your golf suggestion. I wasted all this money and I still suck. At least I look good. But I shoulda gone to the park. And then after I was done I could have watched and waited for kids to trip in my golf holes....Exercise AND hilarity all in one!
LOL you're hilarious! I like what you said about dinner and movie LOL
ReplyDeleteI could only find a rock that was flat on one side. My putting sucks. And could you elaborate on the "go to the mall" one? I found that kinda confusing.
ReplyDeleteFunny stuff. . . glad I wandered in through Humor Blogs.
Your blog is absolutely fantastic! Adorable. I love that you write and address to random objects just like I do. [ie: your iPod]
ReplyDeleteIt's so interesting that you like velociraptors, pirates, sharks and boats. I frequently mention my love of monocles, tugboats and monkeys. It's lovely to find a kindred blogging spirit!
I'm seriously dying of laughter death. Going on Vacation was by far my favorite. Maybe I'll do that at work and I'll think I have a new job and not be miserable anymore.
ReplyDeleteThis post is super clever! Love it! Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteLMAO! You're hilarious.
ReplyDeleteI can so relate. We were poor, but lived next door to a polo field.
ReplyDeleteThose rich people never knew that a couple of trailer trash kids were sneaking in at night, riding their million dollar horses around the corrals, steering with bits of rope tied to either side of the halters...
Would you design my next sailboat for me, given that you are so creative?
Ha, loved your "Dinner and a Movie"
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