/biz/ - Business & Finance

>tfw you've been telling everyone about the MeltUp
Lmao you had fair warning, anons.

>>8263350
>not waking up now so btc is instantly 7500

Does this mean we should start buying LTC?
https://www.express.co.uk/finance/city/914244/Litepay-launch-release-date-Litecoin-news-cryptocurrency-announcement-latest-news

>>7497099

I can guarantee that it will.

I'm in 5 digit debt thanks to helping my father who turned from a loving father at childhood to a reckless alcoholic gambler. He played the "remember the good times" card so many fucking times on me, and I really fell for it so many times. He would get sober enough and tell me that he's over it and that he's changed and I would lend him money to get back on his feet, but whether it's a week or a month, he always slips back into the same shit.

I finally came to accept that the father that I grew up with is dead and what's left is just a shell with a demon hidden inside it. I cut contact with him after I moved despite his very best efforts to get in contact with me and ask for help because "I've really changed, I need your support right now." No. Fuck that.

So now I'm in debt that will take me many years to pay back. Every single monthly payment is just a fucking reminder of the dad I no longer have. Clearing this debt would essentially free me of the shackles of my memories so I can move on. I won't be able to buy my dad back, but I'll be able to actually start saving money for myself and my future instead of this reminder of my past. That would be happiness for me. I can't even think of getting into a relationship. Aside from the costs of dating that I can't afford, if it ever got serious, the debt will always be in my shadow and would probably wreck everything anyways.

>>7438774
How's that guinness?

>>7347469
>PanzerJäger
Stay on /fit/ you fat faggot

>>7325489

>gf
>forcing me

SOYBOY ALERT