<story><title>Ask Patrick McKenzie (patio11) anything</title><url>http://www.anyasq.com/227-i-made-bingo-card-creator</url></story><parent_chain></parent_chain><comment><author>bh42222</author><text>I used to poor, like seriously, food was an issue, poor.&lt;p&gt;Both of my parents and other close relatives started many businesses. They all failed. They are all intelligent people but they all suck, and I mean SUCK at running/growing a business.&lt;p&gt;I&apos;m a pessimist. I have zero risk appetite, and I mean 0, zip, zilch, no thank you. And as an experienced software engineer, I make a quite a bit of money.....&lt;p&gt;....but darn it, Patrick&apos;s going to push me into staying up late, starting one side business after another, until one of them catches on, and I can quit my day job.&lt;p&gt;And I&apos;ve never even met the guy!&lt;p&gt;Thanks Patrick!</text></comment>
<story><title>Ask Patrick McKenzie (patio11) anything</title><url>http://www.anyasq.com/227-i-made-bingo-card-creator</url></story><parent_chain></parent_chain><comment><author>kloncks</author><text>His answer for why he lives in Ogaki is amazing. Excerpt:&lt;p&gt;&lt;i&gt;By total accident, that job was in Ogaki. I&apos;m not much of a poet but I would write love sonnets for this town. I love the air, I love the water, I love my friends, I love my community, I love my little church, I love the little sushi shop I&apos;ve been going to for seven years where everybody knows my name, and I love my girlfriend.&lt;p&gt;Tokyo is a nice place. New York is a nice place. Chicago is a nice place. But I want to live in Ogaki.&lt;/i&gt;</text></comment>