/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49511751
I swear last time I got tires it was like $450 for all 4 + install, now its around $1k. Thankfully one of my tires is still in good condition (needed to get it replaced separately as I drove over a nail) So at least I will get a spare out of it... But fuck, I just got my car serviced which ran me $600 too.
At least I set up a home gym at the start of the lockdowns so I'm saving on gym memberships and gas costs of driving to the gym.

>>49259422
Normally the US 30/500/100/2000 are accurate for dow/sp/nas/russell. But they are apparently bugged so you have to look at the delayed quotes.

21 and temporary gvt office job. I just sit all day jittering on my seat cause im 2 young for this shit and i need to move. the morning is hell because I fight the sleepiness which I can't fight with coffee since it makes me jitter more and raise my anxiety highly, the pm is hell cause I keep looking at the fucking clock. I listen to podcast all the time at least I'm getting pretty educated on many subjects so I don't feel like im wasting to much time and im doing 22.5CAD an hour. The place is filled with either stupid mature woman, younger kidless failed woman with color in their hair and some incredibly cringe manchilds. Everyday is waiting for it to end. I'm the most productive and my boss likes me while everybody else hate me since I always get in a bit late and they feel like its unfair. I swear I'm the youngest and this place is like a kindergarten.
I'm thinking of studying maths in uni when fall comes.

I know I can google it...

But what is it your words?
What has been your success in it?
How long did it take you to succeed?
How much did it cost you?
Do you believe it's realistic to succeed or only a small percent can succeed with it?