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>>57301344
NOOOO memecoins are evil thoooo

but it's not a casual job.
It follows you even when you're home i.e. non-stop training. You'd basically have to live the job.
I'm scared of commitment since I burn out easily.. but that pay..

Become a robot and hate my life to buy bigger bags or hope my bags moon hard again and keep my shit, but no stress job??

I had the opportunity for this job a few years ago. If I had taken it, I'd be retired rn. Same job opportunity opened up now. Like they emailed me. I just really have shit work ethic. While I'm there I know I can do it, but my brain resets everyday. Like for instance I can get in the zone with a job, but once my brain relaxes, it doesn't want to change gears to become hard working again. Unironically if it were a 24/7 job where my brain wouldn't have the chance to reset, I could probably do it, but the reset basically makes me dried gum on pavement. Where you need to use a lot of force to scoop it. off

Idk what to do, man. I only have 5 figs in crypto now. Not enough to guarantee retirement in the next cycle.

"If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of all property until their children wake up homeless on the continent their Fathers conquered.... I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies.... The issuing power should be taken from the banks and restored to the people, to whom it properly belongs."

I don't understand one thing. Why does it matter if the money is issues/controlled by private banks or government if they both have the same exact agenda?
Why does the u.s. government even need a private bank instead of print their own shit in the first place? Why not just make the federal reserve be a "part of the government"? I don't see a disadvantage of leaving them as privatized.
If government controlled money supply, they'd abuse it the same way the fed does so...? I don't understand thomas jefferson's point here as if the evils are exclusive to central banks when government is the same. Realistically you don't want anyone to control the supply i.e. you'd want something like bitcoin as gold 2.0