Something about the movie "Science of sleep"

After seeing this one once , i've got totally confused by the jigsaw-esque plot which is composed
of the leading actor's real life and dream, but i would prefer to call it hallucination instead of dream as far as i think. I think the director want us to think upside down: He wants us to take the dream for real and take the real for dream. Anyhow i wiil watch this one for a couple times to try to see some subtleties of this movie.

The exodus of money

Should i feel proud for making such a great deal of contribution to the GDP in terms of my ability to earn. Maybe that's the only way that can a litle bit relieve the distress,which is kind of
escapism but the effectiveness is not bad.Let I make a list as the following goes:

1.Lost wallet.(approximately 3k)But i dont think this one can goes into the account of GDP by definition. And what really make me annoyed are those cards inside it,Damn!,and which means I have to go all the way home to apply for new ones .

2.Lost contact lens. And it takes approximately 2k to get a new one.

3.Changing a new truck.(2k) I love skating so i can put up with a lame truck ,whch is nothing short of a tumbler, any longer.

4. I have got two decayed teeth need to be taken out and replaced by two artificial teeth.(25k~30k)

and more...

Need some concentration!

I am serious about this issue. Since I am a senior in campus , i should have developed some so-called maturity in something,as it usually goes. Shamefully ,it ends up that I can only focus on the textbook for like 30 minutes or a lillte bit more before i start to goof around doing nothing.
What is to blame? The attribution to this slackness may be the boredom of the subject or the pure disinterestedness of mine . But here comes the reality: it is a required course ,so either reason is not acceptable. I feel like i am a burnt-out that all my enthusiam has dried up. Ambition can not be seen in me anymore and what's worse is that sometime I just feel nothing about that. And i feel like i am the old soldier is fading and will die soon. I will take the midterm as a watershed and after that i will be alive.

re: testo, aka "Thank vs. Thank You"

So here we go.

You can use the word "thank" as a verb, but not as a noun. If you put an s on there, though, it's all good. "Thanks" can be used as a noun. Also, "thanks" is interchangeable with "thank you". So what I think you were going for was:

This is a big and warm thank you to Bobby the New Yorker!

testo

This one is a big and warm thank to Bobby the New Yorker!

Let's Get it On!

I wonder what will happen...