buying stuff.

so hank of the vlogbrothers is releasing anther CD. i am so hype for it. almost as excited as when i bought his "so jokes" cd, from the cathrine, got both papertowns and looking for alaska signed by john, then got the cd signed by hank. one of the best evenings of my life. i have since then purchased 2 other cd's from dftba records and a john green bobble head. i also got a ninja turtles t-shirt (i got a whole bunch of compliments on it today, thanks to all who did so)...

anyway. i just ordered the hanks new cd and the t-shirt that goes with it. i spent $40.50 on it. and this to me as a teenager is a good amount of money. i always seem to pain over the purchases of items of things... but as of late the spending of money, non physical money, is seemingly easy. (i say non physical because i am not handing cash over, its a simple click and then my dad does a few clicks to withdraw money from my bank account) this can be the cause of many things, i do have a job, and i am making money. i am growing in age. i don't know.

here is one thing that i know for certain. the things i buy are things i love. i get t-shirt that says something about me, like a nerdfighter t-shirt. i refuse to buy clothing that doesn't tell a story about me. like hollister. i have and will never enter that establishment. i find the idea of a brand defining who you are to be absolutely redonkulas. i want what i wear on my torso to be true to me. if i wear a coke t-shirt, a black rock t-shirt, a TMNT t-shirt, or a "the office" shirt i want it to define a part of my life. this is all i wanted to say.