I have been observing the lifestyles of both LUOs and KIKUYUS and I came to the following conclusion. But before that, please remember to keep aside your feelings and insults. They are not needed here.This is just an observation that is subject to constructive debate, not insults. Now, one thing I admire about LUOs is their lifestyle. LUOs live like they have no problems and if they have, they dont seem to notice them. LUOS take life easily. Thats why youll find a LUO living in a mud house standing at 45° in Kibera, but TV yake ni kubwa kushinda kitanda. LUOS love fun and entertainment, but they are never on energy-saving mode like our brothers from coast. A LUO will keep his landlord pending for 3 months, but will attend a Gor Mahia match anywhere on the planet, including pluto, and spend thrice the amount he pays for rent. The greatest disadvantage about LUOs is the FACT that most of them dont help their own tribesmen. A LUO will tell you how he works for a big company in town, a LUO will hold an influential position in a particular organization, but his family, friends and relatives will remain jobless. A luo will buy you beer every day in town and brag about his job or success, but he wont ever help you (a fellow LUO) achieve your goals just like he did. A LUO will give you fish, but he wont teach you how to fish. One thing I like about KIKUYUS is that they are hardworking, opportunistic, industrious and business-minded. KIKUYUS love how LUOS live. They admire their lifestyle and swag, but they never wish to be part of it. Thats why youll see these big clubs owned by Kikuyus are always crowded by unsuspecting LUOs. A KIKUYU will open a club in the city but youll never hear him playing Mugithi. He knows his people rarely spend their money and if they do, there has to be a return, a benefit, particularly financially. A kikuyu will open a club and give it a swaggerific name that attracts LUOs and it will be crowded every day and no LUO will buy less than four bottles of beer, which is terribly unlikely and highly regretive when a KIKUYU does that. Unlike LUOs, KIKUYUS help their own. Thats why when they have a crisis, you hear them calling a meeting involving all andu wa nyumba or something like that. A KIKUYU will get a job, and a year later, 10 of his family members are working in the same company he works with. So if you were paying him 30k per month and you decide to fire him, then he tells his family members whom he helped get jobs to give him 1k each per month, that ninja be earning a cool 10k per month from your company without working yet he still has his own savings elsewhere, still opens his business elsewhere, and finally becomes his own boss. One greatest disadvantage I noticed about KIKUYUS is that no matter how hard they work or how much money they get, they never seem satisfied with it, neither do they seem to enjoy it. Thats why someone will tell you that so and so is the owner of a certain big company but youll notice how ordinary he looks jst like admin and how miserable he seems. The same cannot be said about LUOS. A LUO will have 500 bob but hell make noise the whole night in town like he just won a jackpot but a KIKUYU will have millions in his bank account and still act, dress and live like he is the brokest ninja alive. Thats the end of my observation agree/ disagree ^dr.ordi
Posted on: Mon, 18 Aug 2014 03:50:14 +0000
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