No one can be more preoccupied with Sex and The City than me...So, I'm watching the old episodes but in my head is the question: How is it possible that Ms. Carrie Bradshaw, (before her books), is able to afford such a life? Or has someone bought it for her? Not anywhere on earth can you live in a financially inflated cosmopolitan city, right in the middle of it, writing a weekly column. Or are columnist making more than nuts now? Luncheons in trendy eating places, vip parties, boundless cosmopolitans, forget not the Louboutin, Gucci's and high end designer shoes, garments and couture gowns, AND cab fares enough to travel to Europe and back. Excuse me Ms. Bradshaw but me thinks your life does not exist. Not unless:
1. You're a high end prostitute on the side?
2. You're a secret pusher?
2. You're heavily indebted to banks, boyfriends, family and friends (in fact where is your family?)
3. You buy it, wear it and take it back: tag still attached...and you recycle this cash to buy your next outfit?
4. You're sleeping with your landlord, the bouncers, the bartenders, designers, shop owners and sales personnel to get it all free or heavily discounted?
5. You recieve weekly care packages that include clothes, tickets and money?
6. You're father died and you inherited his wealth?
7. You've stolen someones identity?
8. You steal these clothes and shoes?
9. 419?
10. Your friends are wealthy, connected and love to carry you?
11. You own a fake charity?
12. Investment fraud (think Bernard Madoff)?
13. You're a bank robber?
14. You invented something?
*NB:- These are not ideas.
I've done my calculations, being an Economics graduate, theoretically it's not possible for a life like this to be lived. Not unless one of the above is true...the only realistic thing is the city, and the strategically placed products (called
product placement) she's wearing. Either way despite my love for sexe et la ville, I hate its lies! Poor petite femmes, captivated by the screen so big will think they can live on air and water, that notoriety is a given, as is an overly expensive fabulous life. Computer stylishly says no! Either way, I can't wait to see Sex and The City part deux (out May 28th).
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