/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55696162
>asking for actual proof of scam is promoting
>kill yourself
>so angry about it, gives fake advice like a real meanie
So still no actual proof? You’re the one with the non updated screenshot and no proof. I’m just a guy asking questions.

>>16246803
>>16246831
I've been following BAT threads for about two weeks now and these two continue to show up. One fa/g/ that fuds spyware and writes "sincerely /g/" and another who wants us to collectively keep our mouths shut about it.
Neither will be successful in their demoralization. It's very transparent what you're attempting to do.

When a relative/friend/acquaintance tells you they have a "good connection" for you in the job hunting game, how do you proceed? I'd feel pretty weird asking someone who's never met or heard of me for help out of the blue in landing something, specifically in my field of municipal government.

Am I autistic, or is bald shamelessness the only way to succeed?

R8 my shitty side business.
To make some extra money I've been making and selling wood pipes, but I'm not sure it's worth my time.

>Have two types
>Either $10 or $15 per pipe
>Cost to make is $0.50 per 3
>Takes roughly 1.5 hours per 3 pipes
>Smoke shops sell them for 25-50% markup
>Haven't gotten into online sales

Is it even remotely viable, or just a waste of time?

Is it just my lack of perception, or does not getting a degree basically guarantee you to a shitty, low paid life*?

People (/pol/ was especially bad about this) talked about doing a trade, but in the UK that's as something you do if you leave school early. There's no mega money in it.

*The only exception is if you were heavily in to programming and learnt stuff like web design, IT database shit, etc.

Any thoughts on this?