/biz/ - Business & Finance

>In High School, worked at a rural dog kennel
>10 bucks an hour, under the table
>walked dogs, cleaned up constant puke/shit
>worked with old men who chain smoke
>Owner was a morbidly obese woman who weighed probably 400 pounds.
It actually wasn't so bad, just paid like ass and I had to deal with vomit/poo all the time.

>In college I worked as a university parking attendant.
>Roam the campus parking lots, ticketing cars that didn't have a permit
>Get screamed at daily by people parking illegally
>Took the job because I was socially shy and wanted to learn how to handle confrontational social situations. It worked.
>Managers were other students in Criminal Justice Degrees, took the job way too seriously.

Only McJobs I ever had, mercifully I avoided fast food or other horrible options.

>>29460121
>>29459988
DISSAPEAR

>>29217544
I did a horrible thing as a child.
I can try my best to justify it, i blame anti deppressants for causing me to have a mental break because i dont even remember doing it. Once i stopped taking the meds (that i was forced to take) my life became much better.

I stole my parents life savings and managed to loose is somehow? Within the span of 2 days. I only have a vauge memory of this happening, im not sure how much i took. Its somewhere between 400k to 700k. Its very surreal, i had no justification for it, my parents are awesome hard working people. I love them. Even through all this, they managed to find it in them to forgive me, their only son. All i want to do in life is to repay that money + interest. Its my goal that i will 100% see through by any means nessesary.

Ive never typed this out before

>>29135746
No, it doesn't. It ends when the USA says 'those dollars aren't real, we did not produce them and we don't have any responsability to back them up.'

At that point Deltec will have to shit billions of USD to pay USDT holders, and when they can't, the whole market will crash.

This is what happened in 2008 with the eurodollars held in overseas banks.

women are very stupid and like the idea of renting because they dont like being tied down and it fits in with their view on the world where they can be young single and carefree then settle down and have everything paid for by everyone else.
unsuprisingly the most people being fucked over by this are also the people saying its too hard and confusing to invest so they need to change the system

>>28532357
based

>>27058373
I demand you to commit your funds to the purchase of shares in the entity known as GameStop Corp in the downturns of said shares value.
Everything in this comment is completely serious. I am the god of investing. I am beyond the mortal realm.

TOO THE MOON BROTHERS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AUGmiDMud4

Gamestop

>>26857290
Holding this shit like its my lost son. Fuck kikes.

halp iv never bought stocks before and dont want to miss another GME bubble

what app updates fast and dosnt have a transaction cost?????
according to my friend both of our banks charge 10$ for every trade

>up 22% today
Its ok lads... We're all gonna make it

Reminder that flipping houses is more profitable than LARPing as the wolf of wallstreet.
>Closed on 3rd property today
>Browse /biz/ and laugh while cryptolets get bogged by pnd groups as I watch 600k(net) roll into my bank account.
anyone else know that feel?

>>24760173
I agree, I work well & get along great with people at work... I am just concerned about getting past HR

>>24760196
Lol this is a bretty good idea

>>24305743
Wow, what a shill. How's the HEX outreach going brochacho?

>>24128735
If all your money is in crypto do you even have to pay back your debts?