I went to college and graduated as an engineer and I always found it worthwhile as well as a necessity to have a home alarm. For this reason I started a company that sells all types of security devices at a good price. See, I know that there are many in competition with me, and I know that there are a lot of different kinds of alarm systems as well. Therefore I design my own technology and sell it at low costs. I am now selling affordable home alarms. When I say affordable I mean really, dirt cheap. It costs me nothing to make them and all I do is make money off of it. All I have I have to do is supervise and make sure everyone knows what they are supposed to be doing and when they are supposed to be doing it. Why not give the people what they really want and can afford while making a pretty penny at the same time? I enjoy distributing products that keep my country safe and I am quite proud of my job. I also believe that my employees are happy with it, as they also receive a free alarm system for their hard work. But most importantly, the customers are happy with the product, and with the prices.

As long as the Internet is handy, then I can win almost any argument by proving myself with facts supplied to me from a plethora of websites that backup my knowledge.  It’s also enough to drive me a little nuts when I blank on the name of an actor in a movie that I’m watching.  It will be on the very tip of my tongue so instead of racking my brain, I’ll just toddle over to the computer and look up the film on the Internet.  Or if I really want to finally get the lyrics right to a song that I’ve been misinterpreting and mumbling along to for years, then all I have to do is plug in a few keywords and the information is readily available.

Without the Internet, I wouldn’t be able to find music that is always new to me or check on the latest news updates going on anywhere in the world.  If I’m curious to know more about a subject or would like to see beautiful pictures of places that I can only imagine traveling to, then it’s like I have the world’s biggest library right at my fingertips.  It’s a little less organized than a real library and you might have to keep a watchful eye out for pedophiles and stalkers but you just have to be careful which links you click on, especially since you can unwittingly download some nasty viruses to your machine when you’re simply surfing through Internet porn.

You can hawk all your crap on eBay or Craig’s List and find almost anything your heart desires, even treasures similar to the toys you had as a kid that have long since disappeared.  Or you can check out what’s happening around town for the weekend and find a new restaurant for a bite to eat or even have dinner or groceries delivered to your home with the convenience of the Internet.  You can also meet your future spouse online but I’d have to be hard up to use Match.com as a relationship resource.  There’s just something unnatural to me about telling your grandchildren that you met your wife on the Internet. 

Lastly, the Internet also makes looking for a new job easier.  In the old days, you would have to spend money on printing along with the additional expense of postage to mail out hard copies of resumes and cover letters.  Now with so many job postings online, you can quickly locate positions you are interested in and respond to potential employers almost immediately via e-mail.