Quiche-Hospitality {The Capitalist}

A Story by Abishai100

Presentation of the 'quality' of capitalist life/thought in the Western-world 'tied' with the nature of socialized examinations.

A 'capitalist-tale' inspired by Capitalism: A Love Story (Michael Moore).

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Prince Satan (Amlan) lived in the Wingate (hotel) and used WiFi resources to create capitalism-tales on the cyber-highway designed to create enhanced forms of rhetoric/defense ideas about securities in commerce-life in the Western-world and offered images of fortune-superstition and institutional access to the American amenity of network activities.

He wrote about the intrigue surrounding treasure-insurance concerns linked to blood-diamond smugglers traffic stretching between Northern Ireland (United Kingdom) and British Columbia (North America) for improved storyboards concerning diamond sales and markets and was likened to an American Ian Fleming or Thomas Nast (ha). This was all 'good' for modern social-media/'Selfie' culture of personality-driven commentary on commerce-life/consumerism.

PRINCE SATAN: The 'secret' to commerce-life is the wrought 'Quiche-Hospitality' diagram of a living capitalist security for fear.

Sure, the post-9/11 era in the Western-world (United States) certainly needed image-reinforcement for commerce-life traffic securities in the American Homeland and for a Wall Street modernism catering to superstitions and confidences regarding market/business driven political bridges to security/peace in places/bridges like North-South Korea, and all this imagination about 'traffic' facilitated Prince Satan's cyber-comics popularity/appeal for the functionalism behind capitalist Ego (wow).

PRINCE SATAN: We've cast special commerce-life (consumerism) sports-market 'treasures' as security-chess symbols for life!

He also offered a cool diagram about the value of chess-stalemate intelligence for political securities under the competition-consciousness 'umbrella' of capitalism-theory and invoked 'social media' intrigue/interest from the Cold-War chess-rivalry between Bobby Fischer (USA) and Boris Spassky (USSR), and his comics-tales about fortune-capitalist lore and daring and fear reminded folks/surfers of the fascination with 'superstition' in capitalist-thought and competition-thinking, and it even linked rather nicely to images of toys...and shopping!