Fandy, ó Fandy

In what kind of a world is there no reason to try hard at work? A world where no one cares about workplace safety and everyone’s a slacker. And I’m still talking about work. When I’m not, they’re all sitting in a pub, drinking beer and having long discussions about anything that comes to their minds. That time of history was the perfect fit for good-for-nothings like Fandy. He wasn’t stupid, he was just awfully lazy. He didn’t want to do anything he didn’t excel at, nothing interested him, but he almost became a doctor of a laboratory and he was a big hit with the ladies, even though not very reputable ones. But that was the only flaw of this entire story and I can’t rate it anything other than three stars, if only for the chill and a sense of utopia. (07.07.2014)