My friend Jim bought two enormous pontoon rescue h

My friend Jim bought two enormous pontoon rescue helicopters and a pair of yellow imported Monster SUVs for his fraternal twins Han and Brian. Han is industrious and pro-active working with some overseas companies but Brian tends to upset many people with whom he has never learned how to commiserate with acceptably. It hasn't improved since he moved to Canada to find his purpose in life. Jim bought these items pre-maturely thinking that he would be in a far better financial position today than he finds himself to be in at this time. He can't afford to sell his stock because he will lose most of his investment. I told Jimmy not to buy these items until all the T's were crossed and the i's dotted but he was so sure and did not want to miss the boat on the great sales prices offered. Jim has moved from his house into a huge trailer by the river and is often sad. I told him not to despair a big buffet is being prepared for the victory events in Hong Kong, London and America but he cannot afford to attend with his 6 credit cards maxxed out.
Don't count your chickens until the eggs have hatched advised the family of his old class mate Sammy Walpound reaching out from their Arkansas compound. I think Jimmy will be alright but should contain his spending to his actual wealth, looming good tidings and fortune aside.
Hope you all are more conservative with your lucrative investment "potentials". The time nears. Do not jump the gun like my friend Jimmy.