/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56863935
they don't exist anymore, do they?

I can't take it anymore bros. I sold today. Maybe I'll buy in again at 3c

Fuck you Mick Hagen

>he didn't sell at 50 cents

Is Elon stupid? Why not just just turn off the API so the data scraping bots won't work.. or just googles ip

Did you know you don't have to pay taxes on crypto if it's gifted to you

>The average monthly expenses for a family of four range from $7,333 to $8,595 (depending on the ages of your kids).

>For single folks, the average monthly expenses are $4,009.
For married couples with no kids, monthly expenses are $6,337.2

i only got $108 selling a token i got airdropped

I worked as a waiter during my teens (at a small mom-&-pop burger joint), and I would get customers from time to time that would walk in and sit at a dirty table that I hadn't had time to clean yet (95% of the time business was slow enough to only warrant one waiter to work the shift). And they all had this stupid fucking grin on their faces while I had to clean all the shit off the table and wipe it down as they sat there. SOMETIMES they would do this because it was the only empty table in the dining room during rush hours, but other times there would be clean tables they would walk by just to sit at the dirty one that had only been vacated by the previous guests minutes ago. Looking back I probably could have just ignored them the entire time so when they got pissed off and complained about not being served I could play dumb and say "huh? isn't that your food on the table? oh it's not?", but whatever.

The only thing I didn't consider, that perhaps I should have when I was 18 and deciding not to go to university, was that "careers" are important for social status. It will be important for your own well-being, and it will also be important for your friends, family, and potential mates. Forgoing college, your friend pool will be limited to a lot of low-IQ losers, mentally ill people, and immigrants. When your parents are asked about their children, they want to say "my son is a [career]er", not "my son works at [company]". Contrary to popular belief, women do not want guys "with a lot of money", they would much rather take the guy who makes $105k/year as an accountant than the NEET who has $1.2million in the bank because he "invested".

I thought I didn't care about this stuff, but over time it feels less like you're skipping the rat race and more like you're forced to watch it from the sidelines without looking away.

DO I LONG FANTOM OR AVAX FOR THIS BULLRUN? NOT LONG TERM BUT SHORT TERM? PIC RELATED ME IRL

nothing ever happens