English, Zulu, southern Sotho

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china's people lived on the edge of at least in those days. We partied too much. We drank too much. We slept around too much. We worked too too much. So that means we end too much. And as a consequence spent too much. We had no fear of the future because the world was so small and our powers so huge, nothing could stop us. And we were high of our immortality. But people died too much too. You could make an acquaintance of someone this week and here by their death the next. And as a result, people spend their attempts with each other as if it was their last and you know what that means. Nothing about the encounter with the breathe chills of the current time could have been moral about what they did for the contemporary defect in its moral fiber. The city was nicknamed so dumb and it bothered no one that the new material city was known as that form people near and far. I had just been appointed the new mayor. And as you would know, not a lot of people were happy about that. There were a lot of blaming that I was not qualified and experienced to do the job and would soon stack up the whole joint like the previous mayor. But who cares what they thought they were the opposition and and had so little seats so their voice didn't matter or threaten us. We did what do you want and how we wanted. They knew we were corrupt but could not do anything about it. No bulls, no direct insight into how we were doing it and who were doing it with. We rolled with the best and did well and did whatever we did well. The inhabitants of the town could not complain because we took care of the city too. We paved the sad work lead the streets and made them squeaky clean. We caught low time thieves and make sure the people were protected. We built schools, clinics, hospitals and gave good jobs to the loudest mouths, so they have something good to say about us.