/biz/ - Business & Finance

I LOVE work I LOVE WORK!!! I LOVE WORK! I LOVE MY JOB!

Ah, another day, another dollar

>>25944736
Does amazon pay you? If so, they will issue you a 1099. Include it in the self employment section of your tax return. You can deduct relevant expenses, but I can't image you have many from writing a book. If you want deductions, get an accountant.

And positions n shiet

>>21895592
You gotta understand, this story could be true at face value, or could also be the whining of somebody who didn't contribute anything and now wants to get paid. So he sold the business for millions. What did he sell? An entity, LLC or Corp? Why didn't you own part of this entity? Did you work? Why didn't you get a salary? It seems more likely that you introduced him to someone, and you talked with him about ideas, but then he went and spent the money and did the hard work while you shitposted and bought internet money tokens. "Bad life events" that are almost certainly a result of your own failure and now you want a handout. Worse yet, I bet your brother has helped you out, but at some point you were an ungrateful little prick who demanded millions of dollars in exchange for an introduction and talking. So you told you to fuck off. Or I could be wrong, and you are a victim. Convenient.

>>19801992
Hmmm I've been NEETing for about three years off of investment income, but live like a peasant. I wonder if I got a job if I would get this too. It might make it worth getting some really easy bullshit job until the $450 runs out.

>>19329191
Improved telecommunications enabled outsourcing, global media environment increased the immigration pull of first world countries in the third world, businesses driving down costs lobbied their governments for both.

Also unions faced no competition thanks to certain laws like Taft Hartley, which allowed their leadership to grow extremely complacent and parasitic over a few decades. That removed the primary structure for native labor to counterbalance those pushes by capital.

There was also the cultural shift of feminism driven by the pill and the resulting two income trap competing for "good schools" (aka a way to ensure your kid isn't stabbed in a ghetto 7th grade class now that desegregation happened). That doubled the native labor supply.

Next, we're facing robots, AI, genetic and pharmaceutical enhancement, and an increasingly socialist electorate. Don't be a wagie a decade from now, whatever it takes.

>>19175065

The common man was and remains too stupefied by sugar, entertainment and alcohol to recognize his side in the bad deal forced upon him and too pacified to fight against his usurpers.

How do I pay fewer fees by shorting Tesla for the next week as a European?

>>16919563

>>16211036

Dance for me wagie

https://youtu.be/TSAXEVXvNz8

The eternal boomer

https://youtu.be/YN7hIp0LNGU

>waging
>noon, about to get a quick lunch, have a deadline manager has been pushing
>manager asks me and teammates if we want to get lunch with him instead
>teammate suggests quick salad place down the street
>manager interjects, “nah, I’m thinking (expensive Italian restaurant)”
>am not really feeling it but assume it is a team lunch since that is the implication
>head over, order pasta, spend about 2 hours eating while having obligatory formal conversation about weather
>waiter asks if he should bring the check
>manager says “separate checks please”
>have to pay about $50 total for appetizer and entree, plus tip, roughly half day of work post tax
>coworker gets stuck for 70 after drinks
>manager has company card he could have comped meal with

This was a few weeks ago. Manager called me into office and told me I was underperforming today, wish I was joking

Have had to work weekends pretty frequently to meet deadlines. My team also has an oncall so every few weeks I am required to carry my laptop with me 24/7 and respond to pages.

A little while ago I asked if I could take a vacation the end of this month (vacation time is maxed out) manager told me I should wait until the end of the year to meet our milestone goals

Waging is slowly taking up all of my time and mental energy, can’t even have lunch in peace sometimes. Can anyone relate?

>>15224373
>>15224469
Seething wagie

I was really good at it for a long time. Wagecucked, partner at a firm, made big bucks, etc. It was all so fake, like I was always some different person, pretending like this shit is important. Anyway, saved barely enough that maybe I won't have to work anymore, and said "fuck you" to that life.

> decent job
> 2k a month in rent
> maxing out 401k
> feel good on the weekend but am absolutely miserable, anxious, depressed over the week due to work stress

How would you guys escape wageslavery in this situation? Please someone must have an answer I just want to be financially free

I guess /biz/ related. Has anyone else noticed that wagies are getting uppity lately, especially on their way to the wage cage?
I was on the access road (the road parallel to the highway for non-burgers) making a right turn to get so gas so, mind you the speed limit is about 45 MPH on most of these roads. Slow for a burger.
This dude in a faggot humungous jacked up F-250 was easily pushing 70 and almost fucking rear ended me. Damn guy almost destroyed another car to swerve around me.
Why are wagies and wiggers like this?
Post funny gifs of wagies losing their shit.

Credit to all those go-getters calling out the early retirement scam for what it is.

Those pathetic soibois throw away their lives and usually own zero (0) BMWs.

>>13963772
right, dont you have work to do nigger

>left with the simple tasks at work because people won't trust me for advanced
>end up most of the times with nothing to do since I finish the jobs fast
>cant stop being self conscious of doing nothing
It's just 6h per day but I swear it last like eternity due to that

As long as I get rich dont I care who controls the game

>>12310105

Hi folks! Time to stand up! What are you working on today? Any blockers?