Although, checking out the London jobs isn't much more impressive. There's more varied work but nothing with amazing pay that I saw. A lot of shockingly low pay. Unpain internships too. And this was in law. £13,500 for a paralegal? No way. And I didn't see anything anywhere near £20,000. Even £20,000 would be low pay especially living in London.

Got my suit back from the dry cleaners today. Didn't check it out but I'm sure it's fine. Some Mohammadan owns the place and it seems to be in a ghetto black neighbourhood. Music to Kill Infidels By plays in the shop and next door there's a black barber shop full of loud jive talking. It's not too far, though. Maybe a 10 minute walk from my home.

I was going to stop at that cheap chicken place on the way home but it was closed. Closed at 11.15 on a Saturday? Madness. People want chicken at that time. It's an early lunch.

Maybe go tomorrow. I have some food but not much. And I had to throw out the milk because it had something hard in it. A hard chunk of something. I've never seen anything like this in my life. My milk experiences have all be positive up until today. I guess it's cream or something. I threw it out but not before eating a bowl of cereal first. It wasn't until the second bowl that I thought I should check this milk out more closely because it made a rattling sound. Felt a bit sick afterwards. I guess it's okay, though. It smelled and tasted fine.

It's that damned Sainsburys. They have crap vegetables too. And I bought bacon that expired like the day after I bought it too. Bacon should have expiration dates like a month in advance if not more.

Maybe I could get the vegetables from one of the ethnic shops. Not sure if the milk or bacon would be any better, though. I could walk to Waitrose, I guess, but it's a bit of a walk and I don't want to walk in this heat. There's also an M&S which isn't as far but I've never gone there. Not for food, anyway. I should check it out some day.

There's also a Lidl but I don't go there any more after shockingly bad customer service. Also, their food wasn't good. And have to pay for bags.

So...whatever. There are options. I mean, think about it. In the US, in a small town outside of Chicago, you had one place to buy food and it was probably about a 15 minute walk. About the same as this Waitrose from my home. Yeah, this place was relatively huge to the options I have here but...just the one store. Although...yeah, it was a much bigger store so maybe that makes up for the lack of options. I'm sure the food was reasonably priced. I don't really know.

But anyway, where I'm living now there's a big Lidl, medium Sainsburys, tiny Tescos, big M&S, and big Waitrose. That's pretty good. Plus there's probably ten ethnic grocery stores ranging from Asian, Mohammadan, African, and Eastern European. Won't see that in Hammond. So...good stuff, I guess.