When the riot happened, I was 11 years old. I briefly remembered that the
Canucks lost to the Boston Bruins in hockey. When I looked outside, it was like
a sudden warzone of fire and teargas covering downtown buildings. Vancouver had
a distinct burn smell for a month because of all the burning cars and
buildings. I feel like Canadians shouldn't get upset about a game - even though
we had a chance to win the Stanley Cup that year. It would be a more reasonable
to riot if we elected someone such as a Donald Trump - then I would support the
riot because who wants a wall?! Even though the Canucks lost, there shouldn't
be a reason to destroy buildings. Personally, I think it was a stupid idea to
damage city property and possibility face jail time. If someone damaged my
property, I would feel extremely angry and would have to hold myself back. The
damaged cause is misplaced and unnecessary.
My favourite book is the Apple Book, with tons of pictures of the previous generation's technology. It was a worthwhile book because it cost around four hundred dollars. The pictures of the iPhone 7 Plus made me feel like I had just watched the first episode of anime in my life. The pictures made me inspired to make a book for the generations of octopuses, but leaving it solely in pictures without any description at all. If I were an author for this product, I also would've left around 100 pages blank to make the consumer think that it is a worthwhile book. The texture of the Apple Book was crisp, sharpened like a potato chip. The book smelled so good like a brand new phone from Apple.
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