Advices To Embrace The Laid Back Latin Life

I made a post, then went back to edit it, saved it, and it was all screwed up somehow - a lot of the text missing. I didn't feel like re-writing it, so I deleted it. Sorry about that...
 
I was counting on you, ElQueso. And you let me down.
Not good.
 
PhilipDT said:
"Laid Back Latin Life" rule number one: Don't count on anybody.
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I dissent. It should be the opposite: "things will eventually sort themselves out. Just don't fret on how or when, since you have no control over it, anyway"
 
Isadora said:
I dissent. It should be the opposite: "things will eventually sort themselves out. Just don't fret on how or when, since you have no control over it, anyway"
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Don't sweat the order of the list, it'll all be fine.
 
watching this, still waiting for a solution myself.

We were at a Coto, and my solution of the moment was either a lobotomy or drugs. Not good, not good.

Watching this, still waiting for a solution myself...
 
PhilipDT said:
Go to any pharmacy here and hang out for a few hours. You'll be shocked by the enormous quantities of tranquilizers that change hands, practically on the level of antibiotics.
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I'm laughing because I wrote this at 1pm and at 430pm I was at the Farmacity on Triunvirato and Olazabal wondering why in the world it took nearly an hour for the 1 member of the staff who was working (rather than socializing with each other in front of the waiting customers) to get through the 15 or so customers ahead of me. I remembered my earlier post and took a seat closer to the counter to check my prediction; it turns out I was wrong! Xanax, Valium and Klonopin left antibiotics in the dust!
 
This calls for a poll: Should I replace "laid back" in the title with "stoned"?
 
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