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L.A. snobs
Dear Mr. Antonius Moonen,
First of all, please accept my deepest gratitude for your marvelous blog and website! They are both so incredible that I became instantly addicted! I am most certainly your most devoted fan in the US.
I don’t want to take more of your precious time, but I just wanted you to know, in case you decide to settle down in our country (I know a lot of people in Hollywood that desperately need a snob coach and that are willing to pay a fortune for your “priceless” guidance) and you need a fine personal assistant, that I am definitely the most adequate person to apply for this job. Please find enclosed my resume and a few recommendations written by former employers and lasting friends, all international celebrities.
Yours truthfully,
Mr. Gregory S., Jr., Beverly Hills
Dear Gregory,
Thank you so much for your compliments, your resume and indeed incredible references! That is positively the most “paramount” name-dropping I ever read in my life! Congratulations!
I will thus very seriously consider your application if, one day, I decide to emigrate to the U.S.. A real dream would come true, having a personal assistant like you. However, for the moment, I’m tremendously needed in this old part of the world where – not only because of the growing vulgarity and tastelessness but also because of the political correctness required by the financial crisis- , snobs are having a very bad time. It’s simply not the right time to abandon all my snobbish friends in Europe, but as said – and one never knows – , as soon as my European and sometimes so uncomfortable consciousness and faithfulness decrease, I will certainly - and with much pleasure - contact you in order to elaborate together a strategy for the American market.
Meanwhile, take care!