Should I or Shouldn't I

Shh.

In my bid to be a hard working blogger, I'm running out of things to say. Everyday of my life is currently spent at home, staring at my laptop. Sort of a no life right now.

When I woke up today, I was at a loss on what I'm want to do. So I sat on my mattress and starting thinking. I pondered on my life goals, thought of what I'm doing in my life, and how much of an impact I'm making on this sphere we call earth. I came to a conclusion that I'm doing nothing useful. I have no life goals.

Do we have it all set for us here? It's like our life will be study followed by work. Like a template we have to follow. I look ahead into the future and I shudder at the thought. The thought of holding a mundane 9-6 job, following a routine day in and day out. To me it seems like we have played our fill and the rest of our lives seems to be about work and stress. Nothing to look forward to.

I'm lying. I do have something to look forward to. I have a goal, a dream, a wish. But right now, it all seem so far away. It's as if I can't achieve it.My built in character doesn't allow me to fret over my problem. I'm still as laid back as ever.

Living life one step at a time.

***footnote***
This question is haunting me. Should I or shouldn't I?

***Question***
I'm trying to allocate an item to everyday of the week. So every Tuesday I will post a question for you guys to rack your brains. Have fun!

Three men ate dinner at a restaurant. The bill came up to $30.

Each paid $10. After they left the restaurant, the manager realized there was a mistake in the bill.

The bill was merely $25. He sent a waiter with $5 to pay back the 3 guys, who had gone their separate ways.

As the waiter ran after the 3 guys, he realized they had split up, and he thought to himself, "How the heck am I supposed to pay each person 5/3 dollars? Heck, I'll just give each guy a dollar each, and keep $2 for myself as tips!".

So each guy paid $10 - $1 = $9. Three guys paid $9 x 3 = $27 in total. Plus the $2 the waiter kept, that's $27 + $2 = $29. What happened to the missing dollar?