Now or never
I have to go to prison...
I’ve looked at the route: 60 minutes to get there, including 10 minutes to the station and then waiting, 10 minutes on the train, walking to a bus (waiting?), just over 10 minutes on the bus, and then at least another ten minutes’ walk and waiting to be searched after I’ve been called forward...
Everything I’m carrying will be taken from me: my passport and the rest. So I’d rather not take the rest with me. I don’t like handing over my passport, and officially, I’m not allowed to either. Incidentally, the passport isn’t mine, but belongs to the state, although I do have to pay a fair bit for it.

Sixty minutes to get there and being late is no option meaning it will take me at least 1.5 hours to get there and going back as much time if not more, who knows even two hours.
Apparantly, it is now or never, which I don't agree with and told the board. If something is too good to be true, it isn't. If a person has more skills than possible, if he rejects top jobs with a high salary, keeps calling dailyb(stalker, manipulator), pushes to take him, this all doesn't make sense he goes for a volunteering job costing him money instead of receiving some to pay the bills to be able to take care of the sick husband.
So I go to jail to meet the big lie, that is if my transport it paid for. I don’t believe in the concept of innocence, or in a successful appeal when the person in question still has to serve their sentence. ‘Now or never’ doesn’t sound like a good deal in this case, but rather like a trap. Just try getting rid of a manipulative person who, like a viper in the grass, has taken over everything, including the finances.
Prompt: see title
11-8-2026
Ok, something that seems too good to be true is something to be wary of, obviously as long as it's not sensible.
If you ask me it is stupid to fall for this nonsense.
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