I'll call this a short.

The park hosts have come to the point that they are realize they probably will never see the wallet, cash or phone again.  I'm just not sure how this happened. I'm far more concerned now that there is a thief/are thieves staying in the park.  Of course, the people I booted could have also been the culprits, they were also needy.  I call people needy if they can't come up with their rent on time and are struggling to pay their bills.  I don't think ill of them, but sometimes, people in such positions feel like they need to start taking from others to make up for it.

Many of these people will excuse themselves in their own thinking, bypassing any morality or ethics and simply saying: I am poor, I can steal.  Remember, I lived in a poor neighborhood for many years. I didn't steal from anyone but there were many thieves in my neighborhood and I heard this "philosophy" regurgitated endlessly. 

I slept poorly last night and that's because of a case of constipation.  It just wasn't happening and I just don't sleep well in that condition.  No matter, finish this run today and then I'll have the rest of the day off and tomorrow as well. Monday is a late run, which is fine actually, I actually don't mind not getting up early on Monday and having to stay out later.  

I've sort of tuned out politics now that the debate is over. Both sides are now just saying the same talking points over and over and declaring their side won.  Tho it is hard to imagine anyone believing Biden won that debate and even many prominent democrats are not only declaring he is no condition to continue on another 4 years, they are pushing him to step out of the way.  However, Biden's staff, of course, says he's great along with his wife and numerous other pundits, commentators and the like.  

So, what do Democrats do in such cases? They push that narrative on the opponent, saying Trump is incoherent and producing "proof" because he stumbled with his words once in a 90 minute - 2 hour campaign rally.  

Most of these people - well everyone needs - Jesus.  I mean that quite seriously and not funning around.  Many of them are evil, IMO, on both sides and are of this world, so to speak.  

I buy the cheapest coffee pods for the Keurig I can find, I'm just that way and especially with the price of coffee right now.  So, I'm particularly pleased with this Donut House, I think it's called, coffee that I found at Walmart yesterday.  Much better than anything else I've found in town, it's actually quite delicious and my thermos will be full of it in a few minutes.  

Back to the park hosts, I feel bad for them.  It means they are going to have to take precautions against theft. I do that all the time anyway, but still, they had rent money and living off-of money in that wallet. I have given them time to figure out what they are going to do. I will not give the first month's rent off, not right away anyway. I want to see if they are going to live up to their words.

This first guy was living up to his words temporarily and then....almost nothing.  He blames me, of course.  Behind my back, not to my face for he knows what will happen if he says such nonsense to me. I'll blow him out of the water with facts, basically.  I could see those people being thieves, but are they?  Judging books by their covers isn't the greatest methodology to finding out who is doing what.  The money is gone regardless, whoever took it probably spent it already.  The workamper dude is just not all there. I don't think he's on drugs, I think he did that earlier in life and it took it's toll on his brain and thinking capacity.  Especially in the comprehension area of being able to understand and internalize what people are saying to him. It's the reason I think he's capable of stealing.  They aren't totally broke but her (his wife's) disability doesn't take them very far.  

Whatever the case, I am done here. I must leave post haste. I tend to get to thinking when I start writing and time passes by - lots of it - quickly.  Yes, I know the clock stays the same rate of ticking and clicking, just a euphemism. 

G'day.