/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50890986
are you me lol? this is how I went from working a shitty dead-end job at a bank for $60k to making $250k working at a tech company -- modafinil every day and pretend that work is a video game where your compensation is your score

DESPITE ALL MY RAGE

Normies will end up using it so it's a good buy.

>>29718139
i feel like im being gaslit here a little

>below 100
back to your cagies plebbitors AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

Oh no. I spent so much time in the cagie for my stack

back to the cagie, I guess

>>25147406
>UGE
thats the dummest thing I have ever heard. You probably think ubi is communism right? you do know that "universally guaranteed employment" is litteraly communism thats why they had 3 clerks in a store that sold 1 bread a day.
There is no way around ubi unless you want to starve on the strees in a few years the jobs will be gone and wont come back. the jobs that will be left (until they will also die) will be competed for and thus drop the sallery to match the price of the lowest bidder. If you are against ubi because "muh I need more toys n things" you will become pic related without a doubt. Ubi doesnt mean you are not allowed to get a job it only means that competition for the few remaining jobs wont be as bad because a lot of people will just say fuck it I will take my neet bucks because I dont need a Mc Mansion.
UBI does not mean you are not allowed to work anymore if you have something of value that other people want you can still sell it

>>21624047
Pretty much same OP, except for I heard about bitcoin in like 2010 or so on /b/ or /g/ when it was worth around half a cent or so, I don't remember exactly, and thought "no one will ever use this shit". Fast forward two years and I hear about the Silk Road and how they sell just about everything imaginable, and see people on there selling bags of weed for like 1BTC which equaled out to be like 45 bucks or so. I thought it was cool but there was no way in hell I would risk sending drugs to my house through the mail. After that I escaped to normie life for five or so years and never thought about it again until around 2017 when I saw Bitcoin was almost 20k and I felt like an absolute jackass for not getting any years before because I could have been a multi-millionaire. I came back to 4chan (mostly just for /biz/) bought some BTC, and somehow ended up doubling my money chasing pumps, cashed out, and used the money to start a shitty pornsite because a coworker convinced me that we could make a shit ton of money from ad revenue by basically creating a site and linking people to porn vids to other sites. This didn't work out at all, after a few months of ZERO income from the website I decided to check bitcoin again and saw that everything crashed and promptly forgot about crypto and wen't back to being a normie. Then earlier this year after getting tired of being a wagecuck for the past 10 years I have decided that fuck it, it's now or never and got back into the crypto game. I am going to make sacrifices in my personal spending habits and invest all I can so that way I can hopefully retire and be the NEET I was born to be. Thanks for reading my blog post.

>>20848720
Wagie approves, good job sir

WAGIE WAGIE GET IN CAGEY

You know what awaits if you stay put

>>19485000
>Checked
>>19485409
I'm currently in the process of switching careers at 30. It's pretty brutal to be honest. I went to school for IT because I believed all the boomers around me and their "computers are the future" bullshit. I currently work doing tech support for the local ISP. It's absolutely soul crushing. I have worked here for the past nine years, in those nine years I have been completely passed up when it comes to promotions, I even went three straight years (2014-2017) without a raise, and have absolutely stagnated in my professional wage cuck life. The only reason why I have stayed is my current pay is higher than what the average employer would give me. I have spent the past three years searching for another job in the IT field but living in a rural area there are only two other options for IT related work and I have sent in resumes numerous times to both and never heard anything back. So six months ago I decided it was time for a change, and started going to night school for auto mechanics, since the automotive field has always been a hobby of mine I have naturally taken to it and fixing engines is easy if you're not a retard. This also comes with the added benefit of there being numerous mechanic shops in my area desperately needing technicians. So I will no longer be stuck with an employer who is just going to sandbag me and keep me down with little consideration and advancement, so if I start being held back I will always have other options. Thanks for reading my blog post.