Not brilliant, but a start...
The only way to be sure
How can you know? How does it go?
After that third date, does he start arriving late,
or does she ghost you
and move to a new town? Secondhand,
the car you now own,
is its wiring quite OK. Its tyres? It's tiring,
trying to achieve certainty,
and the mortgage provider needs
two references, six months of old utility bills,
and a letter to prove
you really do work those twelve hour shifts
in the call centre from Hell. As if
anyone would want to fake that. Nothing lifts
your feeling of distrust. Nothing moves the dial
beyond the line marked "dubious" and note
there's no guarantees for you, no test
for if the bank is wholly staffed by crooks.
I mean you look on the internet
and everybody hates them, but then...
everybody hates all the banks
so say "No thanks." to the crowd-sourced
alternative to actually knowing.
Are the shares you bought going down
and is that really an opportunity
to buy more at a knocked-down price?
This vitamin supplement tastes nicer than the last,
of course
they are expensive, and that job on the flyer
would pay more, if you got it
if it lasted,
if they didn't prove worse bastards
than your current lot. What to do
that's for the best? You don't know about the rest
of bulk humanity, but to you it always seems
that the more critical the decision,
the more the less information you have.
Buy some shoes? Sure! Check fifty detailed reviews...
Buy a house? There's just this one report
from a guy you'll never meet...
Find a mate? Beats me pal, probably have to wing it.
Take off, and nuke the site from orbit,
it's the only way to be sure.
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