/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>13907402
why does "she" have a bulge?

>"hey son, my boss has been mentioning cryptotokens or whatever they are called and I told him you were quite the investor"
>"he says they are doing well at the moment. Good going son."
>"anyway he insisted that I introduce you to his daughter, her name is Stacey. I wasn't sure why but hey it's time you got yourself a lady anon. If you play your cards right there might even be a promotion in it for me"
>"anyway she is here now, I'll leave you two lovebirds to make your acquaintances or whatever kids do these days I need to go to Walmart to buy your mom some more menopause tablets"
>"H-hi anon :)"

What do?

>>13765751
Those numbers are about right, in upper middle flyovers 250-300 with addons. It's just going to take 2-3 seasons to get a steady workflow for the season. Notice I said season, not year...because anyplace where it can theoretically snow, people only call spring-early fall.

Now deduct a bit more for commercial vehicle insurance, your umbrella policy of 1mm to 3/5mm if dabbling in commercial, equipment repair costs (hoses, fittings, nozzles, batteries, oil, on and on), a backup rig so you dont look like an asshole when yours breaks, couple hundred in spare chem supply. Easy money right?

40% self-employment tax. Health insurance where you pay for 10 obamacare freeloaders too. The 2-3 unpaid hours a day of drive time and daily prep/shop time, the occasional light switch/outlet that you fry and the cost to send an electrician out to repair it legally,

Works out to just over what you'd make as a forklift operator at a warehouse, with no investment and no legal hassles.

But just wait till boomerdad shells out 300 bucks to get the mcmansion washed...and realizes he can have his NEET son "make like" 250 a job for only 5k startup and a truck.

Not saying its not doable, but its a rough business. Good news is that 30k you made working 10-12 hours a day all summer goes a long way for the 6 months of winter.