One aspect of life in campus is the luxurious lifestyle at which some students live. Some driving cars their mates can't afford and some others driving cars even their parents can't afford. However, the specific group of people that are getting so much attention are those that are driving without wheels.
They walk around the campus with their heads held high, some with super sized starched T shirts, others with super high Timberland boots.. They never walk alone, but in a group of two or more people. They seem to be possessed with an "Alpha Male" Authoritative attitude and with these, they Drive People, not Wheels. They've deviced strategies and means at which they use in driving ..So far, two of these means used are the most common:
○ The Forceful approach and
○ The friendly approach. ..
The forceful approach is mostly used during late hours at hidden corners or lonely roads. ..They'll go straight to the point and forcefully take whatever valuables you got. . driving all of your property off you. They go for money, phones and even laptops if you got any.
The friendly approach is more dramatic and has stories in it. ...They'll come to you so calm and all friendly and try to get you into a conversation. If you haven't experienced it before, you might just let your guard down and get carried away. Somewhere in between conversation, they'll make their big move and ask for your phone, pretending they just want to what type it is or like they're attracted to the colour. Once they get their hands on the phone, that's all. Its all gone..
So cheers to all the drivers, that are busy driving people..There's no road at the end of that driveway. Better change gears and start driving towards the positive side of life. To all those who have been driven, well experiences happen so we can have stories to tell.
Let's have the right drive towards positivity and drive towards greatness..that way, we can all stay on the same lane and reach the right destination.
Written by
The Storyteller
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