Magari yaliyotumika ya kijapani

• Nchi: United States
• Tarehe: 2018-02-15

I would love to win a car from Japan, I would be willing to have advertising banners all over it for your products. I am a disabled veteran who is struggling to make ends meet, if I won a reliable car that I could count on to get me to and from a job, it would be awesome! I am thinking about a pizza delivery job, so a reliable car with decent gas mileage is to my advantage. I picked the Honda Prelude because when I was in the service I almost bought a new one, but then wife got pregnant with our second child, and suddenly new car payments were out of the budget. I served in the Navy from 1979 t0 1997, when I was looking at the Prelude as a future car of my dreams, it was rated as a very good reliable car, with a touch of class. I don't see many on the road these days, I hope Honda still makes this model, or a reliable used one is still available. If not, I would appreciate any model of Honda that is good on gas and yet still has a touch of class. It is my belief that those who work hard, stay trustworthy to all their friends, willing to bend over backwards to help someone out, will be rewarded with a good life, good karma, and have many friends. I don't do drugs and have an occasional glass of wine on holidays with my wife and friends. I spent five and a half years in Japan, during my service years, I made lots of Japanese friends, attempted to speak Japanese fluently, often bringing my Japanese friends on base to play golf. They really appreciated that, as Japan has so few public courses, especially at a reasonable price for a round of 18. Went to the Cherry Blossom Festival every year, a couple of times via the bullet train, as I was stationed in northern Japan, where the winters were long,cold, and occasionally received lots of snow. My daughter was born in the base hospital in Japan and to this day, loves to play in the snow. Japan is a wonderful place to live, minimal crime, hardworking population, with friendly dispositions. It is expected that a Japanese child excel to their fullest potential, often entering preschool at a very early age, expected to learn English as a second language, and always honor their parents. Although I have drifted from why I want to win a car from Japan, I hope the previous information gives all insight as to why Japan is so successful. They try harder!!!
I would be very grateful if I win, if I don't, I hope someone who needs a car more than I gets it. Thank you for giving me this opportunity to possibly win an automobile from Japan, a used car from Japan is a fantastic prize, a new one beyond my wildest dreams!!!