Putting a lucky number on your marriage certificate is just as silly as all the other cues (from the typeface in the ad to the tie on the applicant’s neck) that we use to make decisions.
Seth Godin
By a cab, it took us almost an hour from Rawasari to Djakarta Theater last Saturday due to wedding people flooded streets. There are two parties in Paseban alone, filling street, side-by side. Not to mention, a smaller one in its alley.
A friend of mine just came from Surabaya and told me there’s over 200 weddings in Surabaya’s public record in that very day. Jakarta should be up higher.
Let’s see what will happen next year, in 678 (depends on you java.util.Locale, it could be July 6 2008 or June 8 2008). Whatever it is; 777, 678, 888, 789, 999, or any so-called lucky numbers are pointless.
It proves nothing but our foolishness.
