/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56178607
haven't touched WoW in 10 years and recently saw they had a hardcore mode. are people actually grinding to 60 and dying and not killing themselves?

i don't even see how its possible, i must have died 10,000 times leveling up in that game. if you lag for a second and run off a bridge and die and lose 40 hours of progress how do you not kill yourself?

>>54618584
>Why don't you tell us what your net worth is?
altogether somewhere between 300-400k, pretty pathetic by /biz/ standards

i didn't expect a /fit/ image to trigger /biz/ this bad, i figured the autists here also worked out since this board is supposed to be about making it.

>>54118560
The next crash won't be like 2008 you idiots. There won't be cheap houses on every single block like back then. Today, most houses are held by either:
>boomers who already paid them off and will leave them to their useless gen x children who will sell it to Blackstone or some other PE-backed management company
>a PE-backed management company

You will not be able to buy cheap houses anon. Owners will just hold. America is basically England now - the peasants do not get to own desirable land.

>>53951417
i am literally using a ledger
reading comp not taught in the village rajesh?

I'm beginning to realize I'll never make it from building a side business while i'm already raking in over 200k from my shitty wagie job that i hate. there's not enough motivation if you already have enough money to survive. I'm going to have to quit this job and commit to trying to make it full-time, with the price of failure being to become fucking poor

is this logical, or does it sound fucking retarded? i'm just nervous because i've never ~not~ had a job

>>53875322
man here

dry cleaning is necessary for garments that will be destroyed by machine wash.
>jackets
>delicate things
>lady shit like dresses
>anything that says "DRY CLEAN ONLY"

further, a dry cleaner is great for things that need to be ironed, such as slacks and dress shirts, and you don't want to do that every day. dry cleaners typically don't dry clean everything, only things that need to be dry cleaned, everything else will be washed normally.

like other anons, they also offer other convenient services like fixing buttons or ridding stains, but i would take clothes to a tailor for something like zippers or adjustments. Zao Chen Zoo Chong may not be the best for tailoring a jacket you care about, you want a tailor that reputable men go to.