It wasnt close to aircraft carrier but that wasn't what I way paying premium for, I paid the premium price to avoid fees and taxs and endless maintaince if I had actually go the free path, free means you're not paying upfront fee but you'll surely be paying alot of other stuff usually they go by other names that you might not notice it is a fee but it is still a fee, you might have to pay more than $400 of these fees before your first landing!

Have paid dearly for many years before learning to invest in financial knowledge, paid fee for relatives, loaning without security, walked out of a baby business for fear of failure, hanged on a mediocre job for too long while my account remained stagnant. Now that I have the info, I keep adding knowledge on money matters all the time.

Next time akunywe packet kama tatu za andrews liver salt in between.

Learning the had way. Just after being empoyed rather getting a job. got this small naive gal washed her with omo, become my gal friend, took her to Dayster Uni when it was the only affordable private uni. She stayed there while i paid everything. boy oh boy, chick graduates, gets a good job, takes off and rest is history. Hoping to revenge before my time is up, i have to. how? i dont know, any ideas?

You sound like a nigerian.
Very fond of this with the hope that they will end up marrying the girl only for her to get kisugar D. anawacha poor guy kwa mataa!

Peg her, or coke the damn thing madiaba style.
Ask me if you are lost for what I mean.

Mapenzi galore

Uko Europe wapi? enda Jonquera Espana border 100E you land for an hour !!!

I had around 5.4m just after the KenGen IPO; after disposing most of the ARM shares which I had bought in 20s. I went to AAKS at Upper Hill then and I did not know which shares to buy. The guy next to me on the queue told me that he was purchasing Equity Bank shares, then trading at 135. The analyst at AAKS encouraged me to buy EB shares and so I placed the order at KES 135. Two hours later, I received a call from a lady at AAKS who informed that they had managed to buy 2000 shares but the price had gone up to 140. I asked her opinion and she told me the price was still good. I thought about it for a while and something told me to buy KQ and some few other shares. Obviously KQ was around 100 or so; the price went down and I managed to sell it at 65 when it showed no sign of ever going up. In the meantime, EQ share shot like a rocket; a bonus was issued and my 2,000 shares went to 6000. Imagine, if I had bought the 5.4m worth of Equity! That was my biggest money mistake. I have become wiser ever since.

Big!