/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52220184
After the ultimate and fateful drawing, I waited three days to check the result. I was too anxious about what I will see. The result would determine the fate of my whole life. For those three days, I meditated alone in my room, trying to convince myself that I was the winner. I held all of the tickets in my hand, excitedly pondering over which one was the true winning ticket. There were many times during this period where I was about to check the result, but cancelled the webpage in the last second out of fear of what I might see. The prospect of finding out that I lost was devastating. On the fourth day, I decided to just go through with it. The result was already decided, and the amount of time it took for me to check it wouldn’t change anything. I had to see the truth. My heart was beating rapidly as I loaded up the webpage to the Megamillions website. What I saw crushed all of my hope completely. My whole body shivered with horrific agony. I didn’t win. Three people won that jackpot, and it was split between them. But none of those three people were me. I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. I was certain I would be the winner. It was destiny... fate. But no, the world continued to give me no justice or salvation whatsoever. I sank into one of the worst depressions of my life. It was Spring Break, and while all other young boys my age were going off to vacation with their attractive friends, I was feeling miserable and alone in my room because I failed to win the lottery jackpot that would enable me to rise above them ALL! I was so depressed that even when my mother came up to Santa Barbara with my sister and her friends for a short day trip, I refused to see them.

this is a reminder that LINK fudders will never make it and marines will laugh at the fudders while sipping champagne on the 50th floor balcony of the marine citadel

Will you travel the world after you make it?

>>15739468
Thank you bro
Shalom Aleichem for you and your family

How normans cope being so poor? Everytime I go out I see them being so happy about their life, they smile just like they just got their dick sucked by a top model and their portfolio made a +30% during the day.

I'm 26 and I have a net worth of 240,000$ and I feel fucking poor, everyday I wake up angry because I'm trying to get richer and because the girls I fuck are nowhere close to be top models, they all have tattoos, they smoke and they are somehow feminists - literal garbage.

HOW DO YOU COPE? I WANT TO BE HAPPY TOO

this girl is not white des.u

Will you travel a lot if you make it?

>>15010169
Fellow /biz/nismen, /fa/ggot here

choosing outfits is important, but if you want to go this way take note:

1. If you don't like wrinkles, buy clothes that don't wrinkle easily.
T-shirts and normal trousers fall under this, but any buttoned shirt will wrinkle and require ironing or extra work.

2. The exact same fit every day may become exhausting (trust me, I've tried)
Buy the same fit but somewhat different colors. Some denser clothes for winter months etc.

3. Don't buy what you think you'll wear in bulk.
You really won't know if you like what you've ordered before a few months have passed. I made this mistake by buying 10 sweatshirts that were a little too big and the neck was too wide.

4. DO NOT WEAR LOGOS/TEXT/SYMBOLS ON YOUR CLOTHES
You want to stay 100% neutral at all times. Looking back I cringe at when I wore logos on clothes, but for the years I've not worn them I can't look back and cringe.

5. Wear MUTED colors (mostly)
Darkish colors don't stand out or scream attention seeking bitch. Sometimes a light shirt with light trousers will work in the summer but don't go all CHAD colors with a pink tank top and neon green pants.

6. Allow your clothes to be well-layerable to adapt to temperature

7. Use the COLOR WHEEL to match clothes.

8. Make sure the clothes FIT _WELL_. Don't buy oversized clothes if you're insecure about your diminutive size, it looks fucking pathetic. Buy well-fitted clothes.

t. /fit/ /biz/nisman from /fa/