HOW TO BE  JOBLESS.
  

1. START FIGHTING even when there is no course for it. lol. 

 So I saw these two bus drivers fighting over a passenger that had long gone. The issue was,the passenger got into one bus with the front seat door opened and the other bus rammed into the door. 

 The passenger soon left but the fight continued even after all the passengers of bother busses had left. Talk about JOBLESSNESS! 



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