/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51465356

Waging
Listening to the Guilty Gear Strive ost
Fishing, bowling, chilling on the beach
Posting on 4chan
Contemplating the meaning of life
Lifting weights

>>51461667

>No degree
>Factory Laborer
>Wagie; $20/hr

>>51417103

A man of knowledge on this board.

>>51349396

If you want kids and a partner, there's no way to 100% protect yourself, but:

- Never get married
- Keep separate banks accounts
- Keep the house or apartment in your name only
- Don't cosign, or file anything jointly
- When she decides to live with you, have a lawyer right up a contract about the living situation

>>51339231

>Do you ever feel like your superior to others

On certain subjects, yes. But, I'm not a narcissistic asshole about it, because I realize people are gifted with different talents and specializations. That's why it's important for you form healthy family bonds and friendships.

I specialize in finance, economics and accounting. But, I'm also well read in history, philosophy, psychology and even metallurgy, gunsmithing and gemology. You need help buying jewelry or gemstones? I've got your back. You need help organizing your finances, investments or understanding your taxes? I've got your back. You need some practical therapy or helpful advice? I've got your back.

However, if you asked me to fix your car, I wouldn't have a clue. You ask me to build a house? I have no clue. I'm also very extroverted, but simultaneously, very shy. I have a friend that's a big party boy, and through him I can enjoy social events and meet new people, without being awkward and nervous. I'd never ask him for fiinancial advice, and he's a bit dumb in some ways t.b.h, but he's still my friend and I don't view myself as superior to him.

I think it's important to surround yourself with people with all kinds of different skills and talents. It's much more important that you share a general set of values/morals and that you both respect each other. How much money/status they have, or what job they have shouldn't matter.

Just my opinion.

>>51343650

I honestly question how many of you even know wtf you're talking about on here 90% of the time.

Neither PoW or PoS are scams. The protocols governing the blockchain/crypto itself are much more important. The utility the crypto actually provides matters more. Some coins are specifically made for gambling, or pyramid schemes (Dogecoin, ect.) Others actually provide some form of utility (Filecoin, Etherium, Solana, Smooth Love Potion, etc.). Others are attempting to be more of a store of value, almost acting like the "gold", or "money" of the digital universe (Bitcoin, PAXG, etc.).

If you want to talk shit about something, actually provide an argument. These childish drive-by comments don't help the community in any way, and the more people treat crypto like nothing but a casino, we get closer and closer to getting enslaved by the CBDC system, that will be here faster than you think.

>>51340485

Also, it's all good OP. It's nice to have an array of different options. I've done the same thing, but I wear Flannel instead of Hawaiian style. My classic style is Nike Slides, a pair of gym shorts and a short sleeve flannel, unbuttoned with no undershirt.