/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23834418
Fellow DMG chad, it is nice to see you in here.

Tomo sir, that's what you want to be looking at.

Next (((they))) will be fighting for our privacy.

>ARPA fixes this.

Can't dump ZUSD.

>It's stable.

>>23801517
20% down is good, as is your credit, but you also have to have evidence you can make the payment. Do you have dividends, rent, or some other form of non-job income?

>>23794901
>The FED is printing so much money
>We need crypto to defend against these evil people
>Let's create our own crypto FED that prints unlilmited Tether coins

>>22388826
consolidating man
see you at the top

>>22335428
He knew

bought in, I believe in this shit. got myself 9k STA. I see this going places. I for one trust the turbo autists here. They were right and frist with a lot of tokens. Thank you autists. Keep doing your autists stuff.

most promising shit in a while.

>>19051929
Turns stupid people into people who become aware of the trickery.

>>18997103

top kek

nobody cares about RLC until moons. high IQ individuals get in now before the dumb masses joins in a FOMO

when you hodl iExec RLC

>>17003903
>in-state tuition at the top state university in any given state is ~$10k per year
>cost of a decent bachelor's degree is therefore ~$40k
>let's generously assume the cost of living for a college student is ~$20k/year
>therefore the all-in cost of a bachelor's degree is ~$120k
>if you graduate the top state university in any state with an employable degree (engineering, computer science, statistics, economics, etc.) you can get a job paying ~$70k/year *easily*
>you say you're a wagie so at best you're making $30k/year (and probably more like $20k/year, but let's be generous)
>every year you work after you graduate you make ~$40k more than you would've otherwise
>after three years of working your college education has paid for itself
>after another three years of working, you've made up for the four years you were not working
>starting approximately ten years from the day you start college, every year you're another ~$40k richer than you would've been if you had kept wage-slaving at your current job
>with a college degree you will have the opportunity to get promoted and move up the ladder and earn much more than $70k
>why the fuck have you not gone to college yet dum dum

>>16510119
>>16510125
>>16510147
The company is in SF, the opening is in Brisbane.

>>16121185
Because the whole bottle is gone in a day.

>>15605782
Maybe you missed the “can’t find jobs” part..

>>15478996
Well if they are already in place and pay the rent, I don’t want them to leave. If I try to raise the rent and they could get another place cheaper, they might leave. How many months of $100 extra rent does it take to pay for 1 month (at least) if vacancy? Of course I want to keep them, but if the market is moving up, they have to pay more. I don’t care what their story is. It sounds nice to give strangers free shit, until you realize there are 10 times as many strangers who want free shit than there are people providing free shit. That road leads only to poverty.

Master your desires or they will forever master you.

>>15330020
Wow you typed all that in 1 minute?

Get on my level boys.
>up all night
>5 am hear my roommates in their rented rooms getting ready for their long day each of wagecucking
>they wave to wagecuck specifically to get cash to give to me, so they can have shelter
>go get my money wagie REEEEEEEEEEE

>>15283019
You said you needed that shit to bid. The professional inspection is after your offer is accepted. Why would you hire a conveyancer (sounds like transfer of title) before you even make an offer?

>>14982863
Yes, this is my guiding principal. The harder it's shilled, the less I believe.
>Muh climate change, 99% of scientists blah blah
>diversity is our strength
>women can do anything men can do
>6 gorillion...