Statistics! A useful tool?

[Fan Of Arabian Horses]

[Tamara]

[Spencer]

Hi,
I think statistic is a good thing, unless you want to use it in your own life. (This guys've never won on the lottery, have they?)
Let's say, you have a plan for the future, it looks perfect, you considered every single possibilitys which could be occured, and you can only be sure in one thing: something's going to happen, good,or bad, but things NEVER go the way like they should.
If you play poker then you know, the only thing it matters is LUCK, just like in the real life.
These guys can use the past for making plans for the future, but they need millions of people, and hundreds of years to get a close result, but if you think of one man, it can't work. There is no average man on the Earth,and there is no average day.
If you go for the numbers, like :this is my salary, this much goes for the hydro, this goes for food, gas, insurance, you'll say: that's it, I'm broke.
That's why I never count my money.
Just like in that joke, fools are protected.
Spencer

[Conchita]

[Spencer]

Hi Conchita,
so you'll never let me leave the past behind, and start a new life?
I was talking about that thing you have to pay monthly. I might missdiald some letters, but that's not too shocking from a drunk, is it?
Spencer

[Yankee]

Hi Spencer

Then your fingers must have been trying to type the word mortgage. The word fits, don't you think? I mean, it begins with "mort" which brings to mind the idea of "dead". And often after paying the mortgage, people's bank accounts are nearly dead.

Amy

[Spencer]

No, actually I didn't mean mortgage.
What do you call these guys who provide electricity, and this kind of things.
Does any of them sound like hidro, or hydro?
Damn, I always payed to those guys in Canada, and they don't exist!
Where's a cop, I've been robbed!
Spencer

[Tamara]

[Conchita]