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: ]! u6 `5 f, M$ @& W' }) ~8 g 四川MM家里有四川人的精明、勤劳和朴实,一应俱全,而且还不赌博不搓麻不玩儿,在四川人里多么的罕见啊(四川同志们不要打我,喜欢四川的说)。把人生所有的时间都用于了开川菜馆,攒钱,投资别的生意,亏损,在从川菜馆里攒钱,尝试另一门生意,有成功有失败,有的地方做得很厉害。4 K. u2 }. {8 R/ f3 u! [4 ]
: J- N" F+ u1 C' O/ N3 Z" U 四川MM把这个发扬光大了。把所有的时间都用于上自习,呵呵不搓麻~~~~. z% m9 U+ w' Z, h: v5 |
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她舅舅到北京作为私营企业家代表,和某Z姓的领导人汇报工作。她舅舅真的准备了特别多东西,困惑和思考要谈。不是“假大空”,可是……
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: f* J B% Q9 M1 S Z同志一辈子都看不上私营企业家,觉得他们不上台面。她舅舅从进门起,一直在汇报工作,过了生生半小时,Z同志一直在看文件。她舅舅有点受不了了,她舅舅也没提高声音,还是低眉顺眼说:您在SH的时候,您一手管理的所有国营**厂(某行业),已经都被我收购了,所以我想谈……- ~7 H/ w" X9 M* W: ^9 t
; ] W( _6 F& h9 ^4 o& Q* }, ~ Z同志身子一颤,把手里的文件放下了,开始认真参与这段“已经开始了半小时的”对话。
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/ }' O- e1 X8 g$ n6 L& c" H2 j$ p 小四川舅舅同志,为人其貌不扬,做事有板有眼,没受过多少教育,但是很有见地的人。, R) x- w% h- @9 t% K9 r5 J/ w4 d0 x
+ b8 p4 P/ C/ [7 o7 w- V7 r 他请我们宿舍三个MM在中关村的无名居吃饭。哇,听到这个神奇的小故事,我觉得生活在北京还蛮有趣的。6 m" G9 { J: M" Y1 C* X
. R" h* t4 C9 c 湖北MM问:你们开川菜馆这么成功,为什么还一直尝试做别的行业呢?7 U+ A G) H% v4 M. w$ D
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他说:因为餐饮业这行门槛低,谁都能入门,所以就竞争比较激烈,门槛高的行业竞争就少一些,更容易赢,比如你要买飞机,就俩选择,一个波音,一个空客,他们就能维持住这个市场的利润,所以,我们一直想如果能入别的行业,也许能变成一个家族的事业,继续下去。$ _. n) C! y' S- V, d' M3 S
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我说:那你觉得对我们的未来有什么建议呢?! s' X0 f4 q5 V8 {) l1 C4 g
他说:
) R0 b; p$ E5 x* d: | 你们都是聪明人,我想给你们说几点我的小想法,也不一定对,可能也过时了。4 {8 m1 v- r5 F/ f$ }, z# @$ G) m
女孩子,要积极地在你最好的年纪,找一个你爱他他也爱你的人。两个人生活,磕磕碰碰,你要是互相爱的不够,连“磨合”的劲儿都会懒得使。一定要找人品好的人,即时他将来不爱你了,也不至于坑害你或者四处诋毁你。+ J Z B8 p) k; A
找一份自己喜欢做的工作,好好做,不要轻言放弃。三年以内,你在这个单位,叫做经历,只有至少三年,你才能把这个叫做“经验”。老公再好,也要自己工作。) g0 @2 H. U$ O8 Z
: ~/ W& k. V" `$ b$ _+ s 湖北MM说:那我怎么找人品好的男人呢?
3 @. j. e5 E# p6 e7 P 舅舅说:看他的父母和朋友,父母是孩子的镜子,孩子也是父母的镜子。看朋友,就是因为物以类聚,对吧?# w" p1 o- ]( q3 L2 q" u
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时间过去好久了,四川舅舅说的话,在我看来,依然很有道理。
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开始慢慢喜欢北京了,遇到这么多或奇怪或有趣的事。
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Miami+ {2 h3 W4 \' o& U& h9 a# D" \
+ \, C2 n+ k4 q) U& Y5 P% d' D6 nYeah Yeah Yeah Yeah
8 H( h7 ?, h5 W q6 G/ ?6 KMiami, uh, uh' i9 G8 @3 @0 l/ U& V( ^& [
Southbeach, bringin the heat, uh0 {" m; c1 n h. V$ _7 e: M
Haha, can y'all feel that
$ R! l* M: z \Can y'all feel that4 I/ H8 d8 }# \8 @
Jig it out, uh" k7 f' Z1 t+ O+ C3 i
9 s, s1 M9 D$ X. q" V% E) MHere I am in the place where I come let go
, l5 m2 ~; |3 b3 I; G7 RIn Miami the base and the sunset low, ^* p, Y& } d% O
Everyday like a mardi gras everybody party all day/ {- m' I4 R' E6 p- T) T
No work all play okay
, A7 @5 k: b& O; ZSo we sip a little something leave the rest to spill
4 X2 Y2 u' n: A: }Bein' jolly at the bar running up a high hill
; m1 M: F/ ~1 U2 TNothin less than nil, we're addressed to kill
1 X' `: d9 P0 M HEverytime the ladies pass, they be like (Hi Will)/ x* i6 \# j$ @8 u4 d9 F
Can y'all feel me, all ages and races% r& N6 I/ c! v3 o
Real sweet faces" g, e6 b M/ \; H) |
Every different nation, Spanish, Haitian, Indian, Jamaican8 ~+ j: ~$ I6 B/ g) I$ P
Black, White, Cuban, and Asian
8 |( `9 C( A/ Q/ s* e- g2 {' V! QI only came for two days of playing
2 k3 }. d1 k: `6 u2 E [2 l; uBut every time I come I always wind up staying7 t% t1 ~1 ]+ i9 [2 T/ f7 E
This the type of town I could spend a few days in
# ~. u/ {% M; [. b+ N9 ~Miami the city that keeps the roof blazing5 ^+ r4 A! F& ?6 Z/ f
2 u' X! s2 O3 E; K/ g( W0 c9 t# vParty in the city where the heat is on
s* ]+ q; P. H O+ X4 AAll night on the beach till the break of dawn
- C# B7 W: ?" f5 F9 s* {5 ]* {; sWelcome to Miami (bienvenido a Miami)
+ @: l3 ^, M0 I. u" _/ [+ rBouncing in the club where the heat is on1 c |' N8 T) x: a8 U. c
All night on the beach till the break of dawn
) T' p* H' X' e6 l" PI'm going to Miami, E& _) L) K2 a
Welcome to Miami3 _( w) ]/ ^/ S1 t5 A
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Yo I heard the rainstorms ain't nothin to mess with
1 E; }/ ]+ `( i6 V, k3 XBut I can't feel a drip on the strip, it's a trip
* L8 z+ f, @( r' r4 |Ladies half-dressed, fully equipped
# O7 W- s- ]8 Z6 E0 d8 nAnd they be screaming out, (Will we loved your last hit)
J$ u' [% e/ ^9 i5 fSo I'm thinking I'm a scoot me something hot. y: H5 \3 _; g* v5 T( ^5 ?
In this south-sea meringue melting pot
+ s1 g. T0 O, l! ]Hottest club in the city and it's right on the beach# a4 s8 B+ A/ @$ N" m6 e" L
Temperature get to ya it's about to reach
q! |9 S/ w) Y& }$ A i; _/ T, ^Five-hundred degrees3 B1 X/ u+ E9 ~
In the carribean seas, with the hot mommies; [5 h3 e9 O# E" q& X1 H& a! S
Screamin (ay, papi)
2 o$ d; @: r! Q8 }% PEvery time I come to town, they be spotting me
8 O' @* ]# i$ H; {In the drop top, there ain't no stopping me- R5 V2 K/ q; s3 h" C
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And flow to this fashion show" `- M) `; Q# N9 F- G
Pound for pound anywhere you go
! f; r- b) h* R4 [/ Y+ r1 \Yo ain't no city in the world like this
; Z, Q0 |+ c4 s/ L" YAn if you ask how I know I gots to plead the fifth
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Party in the city where the heat is on
- X0 c# c3 L6 H; ^All night on the beach till the break of dawn/ A4 |3 A8 B) u3 L: D
Welcome to Miami (bienvenido a miami)
/ M2 i0 [' c3 q9 \& A* DBouncing in the club where the heat is on
% ?" l( K& l1 w/ HAll night on the beach till the break of dawn
3 E( R; L. A2 c/ jI'm going to Miami
: {& t) t) I1 M& Y+ Z7 yWelcome to Miami
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Don't get me wrong, Chi-town got it going on3 \6 |! k0 Y( R8 \* P" J% w
And New York is the city that we know don't sleep
3 L6 ~% _6 a! r7 r' ?" `And we all know that L.A. and Philly stay jiggy) j$ [) t! n# L" z# z
But on the sneak, Miami bringing heat for real
& s+ G* X# E% N2 ~1 Z* R, I) sY'all don't understand, f$ ~1 D. D$ N" Z9 Z, D& M1 D
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MIRA this is the plan! r, M# V& m- {& d, y( C3 t! c: i
Take a walk on the beach draw a heart in the sand7 p+ y1 F: v2 d! B; {8 D8 |
Gimmie your hand4 F7 z6 {* d. N/ ?# V
Damn you look sexy
+ F/ Q: O" a, _* O3 l5 ULet's go to my yacht in the West Keys
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loungin in the palm trees3 f. t6 k% I) \8 }1 u( {2 v
Cause you gotta have cheese for the summerhouse piece on South Beach' l7 N* f# B: l$ p! n' U' ^0 B4 M- ^
Water's so clear you can see to the bottom* P+ z: w& e$ `- T' g" s' s
Hundred thousand dollar cars, every body got em
( a, |# M# u5 N0 y+ qAin't no surprise in the club to see Sly Stallone
& K/ Y8 g# k2 T+ LMiami my second home
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9 ~& p& U9 r& {All night on the beach till the break of dawn* P3 U c3 H: X
Welcome to Miami (bienvenido a miami)
: f/ ], G# @. l: [0 rBouncing in the club where the heat is on
2 F9 j% @" C# v9 x9 _7 b, ZAll night on the beach till the break of dawn
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Welcome to Miami
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