/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55971046
>>55993673
The billionaire whales must have seen this thread, pumped it up to 28k just to liquidate the OP faggot, and THEN it dumped down to OP's goal.

I bet he's buying rope as we speak. If he JUST waited several more hours, he would have been a multimillionaire now.. assuming he wasnt LARPing

>>10745902
pfft
Check this

SnowBlossom

So Im in my mid 20s and Ive wasted a disgusting amount of time doing meaningless things, mostly in front of a computer. I once added up all the time I had wasted and it was something like 32,000 hours on games that I could have been spending to make money, and how I could be rich right now.

So the next line of thinking is "What could I do at this desk with my hands to make money" like something simple, just the same steps over and over and then deliver it somewhere or send it off and the money rolls in.. it could even have a startup cost of like 500-1000$..

I just need something simple I can do, that becomes routine and the money flows in... and again, preferably something you can do sitting down, as I have a few medical problems preventing me from getting a normal job.

Any help /biz/? Help this NEET become something more than a complete drag on society.

>>427579
>>427591
sell sell sell

Hey /biz/, I was watching Breaking Bad and have a question about money laundering.

I know there are laws to prevent money laundering, but what are they? I know when Walt did a big cash deposit the teller lady looked at him funny. What do businesses that get paid in cash do? Do they have some sort of agreement, how do they even know what a place like a nail salon or car wash makes? Even more, how does a place that deals with cash deposit their money? Its a bit dodgy walking into a bank with 20,000 of cash on you to deposit, and some places don't carry over a certain amount of cash, what happens to that? I don't get it /biz/