"What should I do with all this junk," she asked. "All this junk that's in my trunk?"
The man grinned in response. "One man's junk is another man's treasure. Take it to the scrapyard."
She smiled demurely. "Thank you. I will look for a scrapyard for all of my junk."
Hey Joseph! This is @eddiespino, founder of @aliento. How can I reach out to you? We have a witness on Hive and would love to give you more information so you could consider voting for us. Thanks!
Seems I have a spot, and I like to support newcomers.
Unrelated... I don't speak Spanish, but @ecoinstant does. I think he might be a great guest for your podcast.
Thank you for the witness vote! We appreciate it!
Oh, yes! We will invite him. We know he is doing a great job for Hive in Colombia and other Hivers.
I'm available! Podemos hablar de HSBI también, trabajo ayudando a @josephsavage muchos años ya!
Hey man ... a bit unrelated comment, not sure are you aware, I'm running a witness node, so if you appreciate what I'm doing around here, please give me a vote.
Yeah, man, I got you!
Appreciated :)
Nice use of prompt
Nice prompt use.
Wow
This is an amazing write and good use of the given prompt.
It's true one man's junk is another man's treasure
When something incredible is made out from it, he won't be able to recognize them.
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Hi @josephsavage, I just wanted to touch base with you to ask for a witness vote, I have been a long-time supporter of HSBI and am here for the long term, I own my hardware, hosted here in Adelaide. Thanks again mate