/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8842805

You should ask the people who have posted this 50 times already what they did.

>>5794715

>post yfw still waiting on NAK partnership/buyout

NAK NEWS WHEN

>>3773818

>a shitcoin possibly acquiring youtube

congratulations, this is the dumbest thing I've ever read on the internet

>>3412151
>/pol/ level humor

In the last 4 months I've seen middle-aged people needing emotional support and company by a child no less, meaning myself. I wonder if there's a potential business venture out of this. I'm just 18, but I look much younger.
Can I perhaps get more people on board with this? Sell love, cuddle, affection, kind words, moral support?

The thing is that only my family members have been desperate to see me and make me stick with them for a while, they felt clingy and needy as hell, I see why young women reject every niceguy now.
These middle-aged people(my uncle, aunt, father, mother, grandpa, grandmother) were desperate because all of their children including myself have already left to form their own families, their own homes and tend to their own lives, leaving them all alone.
I wonder how it would work with a stranger or a friend. It would probably only work with people they've known since childhood or since they were a baby.

Still worth a try. What is your advice, /biz/?

>>1486377
If you stopped slacking off and worked together as a board then this would be a scam just for everyone else outside our circle.