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; M0 Z2 a! I V) Z! u 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。- S& m: G s6 D. a" U, l* R) ]
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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~~~~/ p9 X, g* \2 q; ^, n1 a% n* c0 ~
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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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0 S# q6 g& i. T7 n 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……+ w8 E9 K. j F1 }
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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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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。- a* G3 y) }7 |6 J3 z6 V
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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。( N- W8 j9 N" Q& b% o4 x2 {% w% ?. P
) L$ W: ~ G" h$ A+ [' B 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?
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* U# a9 y s" z% Z) M 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。9 e8 V9 L0 H3 T' s$ `
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我说:那你觉得对我们的未来有什么建议呢?5 j+ ^7 n& ?0 Z+ c& A: |
他说:
& L4 b$ G# q# l 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。3 i8 _0 H+ k( u5 m% g
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。8 P5 r( U# O, x, x+ t4 p7 }+ S( S
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。
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5 T' u9 y; q @" |3 R4 t. b9 ]* j- q 湖北MM说:那我怎么找人品好的男人呢?9 u7 Q- K- J1 F0 d* d
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? Y& |0 ^, U. z- p! H1 i/ N
. _/ I9 g; W+ @5 g- s+ }) {, g 时间过去好久了,四川舅舅说的话,在我看来,依然很有道理。4 D! M0 R9 u H5 K2 \ m/ i/ |
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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。5 J7 z) `7 v* N6 y& Z5 L$ K
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Miami$ B9 h8 y% f* j% J6 p; L W
& ~# b" g* U: E7 JYeah Yeah Yeah Yeah+ {# x$ H3 Q& W7 V
Miami, uh, uh
1 F5 k; M+ |: G' K& b1 j/ u% {Southbeach, bringin the heat, uh
2 x" e7 j, h. m! n, |& |1 x2 YHaha, can y'all feel that' X+ \! o& D ^$ O2 A2 b4 S v) P* A
Can y'all feel that
" E5 T8 v% `) BJig it out, uh
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# `( x2 @( p. l$ G4 j z: E' W; THere I am in the place where I come let go
: D5 V/ \( E8 k# L' t' ]. h c6 `1 \4 dIn Miami the base and the sunset low
+ E+ X3 l( p5 @" V/ }Everyday like a mardi gras everybody party all day
7 A# w4 V8 o6 [% o( _No work all play okay6 R' V b% N$ r7 r
So we sip a little something leave the rest to spill0 G: A0 x7 r/ z2 d3 t+ C# L
Bein' jolly at the bar running up a high hill
7 n/ a2 _' A* K, o# u, Y( fNothin less than nil, we're addressed to kill
6 M( y! T8 b0 H0 j# W( X7 LEverytime the ladies pass, they be like (Hi Will)
9 v3 I( ^0 n$ m6 E bCan y'all feel me, all ages and races- q+ m$ m0 I5 K9 P5 x! F! J
Real sweet faces$ t7 y7 ]. P3 V, ~) ]. t7 W
Every different nation, Spanish, Haitian, Indian, Jamaican+ F# j: R. T' ~, M* z0 ?( m: [( }
Black, White, Cuban, and Asian
# z$ Q+ o. K" Y% q8 [; ^I only came for two days of playing0 ?, O$ z% n! }4 @6 W- N' g" F
But every time I come I always wind up staying
3 I/ f; |& d6 i- H+ XThis the type of town I could spend a few days in
' y3 Y' p: q! F* qMiami the city that keeps the roof blazing1 d# W2 k/ c& _" D1 y1 [
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Party in the city where the heat is on6 e0 q d+ U: H- v' ?
All night on the beach till the break of dawn7 `2 N4 I" ]5 l# Q) j: M; F- \
Welcome to Miami (bienvenido a Miami)0 S7 @% P: G0 ]( Q
Bouncing in the club where the heat is on
9 f3 p" W( `6 E) \All night on the beach till the break of dawn
6 t5 M9 |$ b/ @9 S( F- z* ^1 @I'm going to Miami6 A1 d) p0 r$ o- v
Welcome to Miami
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Yo I heard the rainstorms ain't nothin to mess with8 e) k- y- q! ]9 I
But I can't feel a drip on the strip, it's a trip( g; z) j( I9 j3 Q7 h8 g! q
Ladies half-dressed, fully equipped* x+ z; c9 c( K X+ x6 K1 b
And they be screaming out, (Will we loved your last hit)2 e+ ]7 l$ K5 R* o
So I'm thinking I'm a scoot me something hot
' F! G6 i1 j+ a1 j" I* tIn this south-sea meringue melting pot
7 b* L' d+ m' n; S/ PHottest club in the city and it's right on the beach
3 o9 b) `2 h+ k: }2 ~, V+ _5 }Temperature get to ya it's about to reach# H6 m" V H- E% g
Five-hundred degrees
" x$ X+ e4 B0 g$ K) ~( J) MIn the carribean seas, with the hot mommies
6 D/ r: `/ s4 ~" I' c- FScreamin (ay, papi)6 q. k# u# ^# r. b% m
Every time I come to town, they be spotting me
8 e1 x" h, w3 U) MIn the drop top, there ain't no stopping me1 T" e e# r5 ]+ W
So, cash in your dough
$ h6 u6 Z/ r6 b( }0 WAnd flow to this fashion show
( Q8 e! R. D. k2 V0 l3 V: [* C- WPound for pound anywhere you go
9 u+ M6 y* Q; d( O: Z* f5 WYo ain't no city in the world like this" d+ b: r% h. t
An if you ask how I know I gots to plead the fifth( l9 `2 z8 Y0 U
# S+ \+ }/ ` R& L. w0 l0 u; JParty in the city where the heat is on
; o/ |0 Q" h- _All night on the beach till the break of dawn
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Bouncing in the club where the heat is on e% W; Y. p" ^* f1 f' b
All night on the beach till the break of dawn
2 O' w& i* E# Q% ?) j. SI'm going to Miami M) ]4 ?4 j c& c" K
Welcome to Miami- D" ^, p; f. H( V( E$ Z6 a
. u- g# A6 e1 N! i5 D$ j' lDon't get me wrong, Chi-town got it going on+ ?& X0 I, o& @; K
And New York is the city that we know don't sleep- m2 S9 C+ G- _+ a
And we all know that L.A. and Philly stay jiggy
! l6 }7 D0 \! O9 ^9 w# ^& ]But on the sneak, Miami bringing heat for real/ }" R: w+ l4 E9 q' x! h8 v7 ~
Y'all don't understand9 i0 p r% s7 ?# h, d' g& h8 m
I never seen so many Dominican women with cinnamon tans
% b: y) z. k7 W# b' bMIRA this is the plan
; P d! ]! U x7 P& V9 ATake a walk on the beach draw a heart in the sand. r# v4 ]' V+ o/ @; o% Q& X3 n
Gimmie your hand
D% e( m6 x( k( ?6 i8 L! \Damn you look sexy! P$ d! I J' P: D. l
Let's go to my yacht in the West Keys
( D/ E3 S# T5 p( Y* r* q7 f6 SRide my jet skis
6 d! C3 Q# w/ F# J- y3 wloungin in the palm trees1 y9 M# [$ F# e, P, f$ z6 r& h( K
Cause you gotta have cheese for the summerhouse piece on South Beach
6 X( v$ `* w6 d& b6 d+ NWater's so clear you can see to the bottom. q+ n7 @! j5 H0 x% c9 J+ s
Hundred thousand dollar cars, every body got em2 D' C7 x' g. P6 D
Ain't no surprise in the club to see Sly Stallone
+ l- A# l: E! i; J6 G( d9 fMiami my second home
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All night on the beach till the break of dawn
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6 L! \$ s: S% ?9 K; n% n. NBouncing in the club where the heat is on# Z \) N ?2 ^8 W" T* ~
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Welcome to Miami
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5 Z8 E5 U5 B: P0 T. o$ T5 g- KParty in the city where the heat is on! |
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