|truth + illustrated|

Think about a world full of Fabric, Fit, and Fun and then think about the money that you can make in this world if you can just figure out how to put these things together. I thought about it, for a while actually to the point where i may have thought about it too long. Once I realized that I knew the answer the whole time I was good, but it wasn't immediately. 

See right now, I'm new to the game and I came into this world with my nose wide open. Ready for any and everything coming my way. Did I expect everything to come the way it did? Let's just say If i told you that I planned it like this, I'd be lying like a fool. My first piece of cloth got me in but what you couldn't see is all the work that goes into getting that cloth to the consumers. Especially in the fashion that it's supposed to be presented. You don't want to be the newbie and not have a signature move. I'm not talking rocket science here either, i'm talking about cloth, something we all wear. 

This cloth I was introduced to wasn't much to me at first, because I didn't appreciate it. Grant it - the reason I was working with the cloth in the first place is because of my loyalty and my desire to succeed. Let's be honest, up until this point nothing had really stuck to thee ol' ribs if you know what I mean...There is a certain feeling that I got from my first cloth though. This time I wasn't the consumer, I was the Retailer, I was the Vendor. It was up to me to make sure that everyone saw the cloth, bought the cloth and I left with that revenue. 

My first cloth wasn't quite like the cloth i'd been introduced to this time around. This cloth had a mobile location, meaning I could go wherever the artist goes and sell this cloth. What made this cloth special is the bond that was put into this cloth! The quality may not have been the best but for the first it would have to do. Believe it or not this was only the beginning and this cloth was moving a consistent rate.  There was no looking back as I collected cash for cloth and returned transactions with fist bumps, smiles, and (taylor) gang signs.

While all this didn't seem to be very hard to do physically, I had the honor of completing this first mission with a soft thumb cast on. Previously, before taking on this new found business I just had surgery on my left thumb. After finishing up my first part of rehab, I then had the task of completing daily exercises to help self rehab my thumb back into normal functioning. What I didn't know was after this night I'd get all the rehab I would need trying to move this cloth.