/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51399655
Back in the cagie, wagie!

Oh what's that? 4th of July? Uhhh yeah, we are still gonna need you to come in.

Wagie wagie back to your cagie.

>>28405620
Lurk more

>>/biz/thread/11023133

>>16606246
You can modify it for office purposes

anyone else's wagecage get stuck when loading bulk items on top shelves? seems to be related to part 410 . last night i stuck for an hour in my cage and had to piss in my water bottle (i carefully poked the tip of my dick out the hole in my pants so no one would see)

>>12978414
>any time you have a problem you turn to HR
those mf at last I truly see I was the problem all along

https://www.wkyc.com/video/money/business/report-blueprints-signal-amazon-coming-to-site-of-former-rolling-acres-mall-in-akron/95-f0c5d23a-0d02-410a-a292-56cac9564be9?jwsource=cl

>>11733253

which is why you must dedicate your entire life to capitalizing on their normie attitudes. With my Millions I will be supervising my factory full of 1000's of wagies 24/7, each being payed fractions of what my nodes are generating every day in Link.

/feelsgoodman

>>11615377
NO NO NO NO NO AAAAAAA

>dont forget to make sure to put as much of your paycheck as you can into a savings fund that will be annililated by inflation shortly in the coming years

>>11450101

THIS SHITCOIN FUNFAIR, DBC, AND BOUNTYX, WERE SHILLED BY BIZ LIKE THE GREATEST THING SINCE SLICED BREAD

the only usecase for this token was to cashout and not pay tax's because you "played blackjack for 1 hand then folded"


its -99% and will never recover, unless some radical spontaneous miracle decides to happen

>>11445892
some of us deserve to be locked in a cage.

>>11350697
>even put my hand up to work on the weekends!

Which jobs are actually ok in terms of

>barrier to entry
>hourly salary
>least amount of effort

There’s surely a Few jobs that require little to no experience that are actually ok to work at.

I’ll start:

Truck driver

>£30k a year £40 if tanker or car transporter
>minimal human interaction
>not retail
>low barrier to entry -a drivers license and maybe some other certificates depending on country
>get to travel potentially all over the continent for free
>can listen to audiobooks while driving for education

Cons
>forever alone

That means the wagies get back in the cagies

Old money here. Should i push this idea to my friends who own factories in EU?

>>11265875
How is that even possible?

Also, slaving an hour now.
Feels good to shit on company time.

In a few hours you will be locked in again

>>11249712
>nothing happens on monday

are you sure?

Saturday night is special for the wagey.

Its the only day/night it can experience the neet life of non commitments.

A full day of being in complete control and then on Monday back into the cage

>>11243014
When I make it I'm going to special order you one of these.

0xBitcoin is the most comfiest hold.