/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57597119
cost is immaterial. If it was about cost savings they never would've used beef tallow in the first place.

a McDonald's fryer holds 3.7 gallons of oil and they change the oil every two weeks, so the cost difference between using beef tallow versus vegetable oil would work out to like $500 a month or so, which is not a lot when the average McD's does $200k in sales per month

>it's another riddler shit extravod video


I just... I jsut can't take it anymore bros ...

>>57009467
Oof....

Wtf is going on.

Whoever invoked the tranny last thread I hope you're happy.

I can't really explain it, but it feels like things are subtly accelerating. Maybe it's the conflict in Israel, maybe it's the constant inflation, maybe it's a confluence of seemingly innocuous events, but something feels eerily off.

>>56389867
Other than the sudden surge in bot spam over the last week or so no.

>>56042920
the problem is that good-paying jobs include your credit score as part of their background check

so not only will ruining your credit score force you to live in the seediest, most unsafe apartments with other criminals and deadbeats, but it will also prevent you from getting a good job

$14k is not nearly enough to make it worthwhile

only scenario where debtmaxxing actually makes sense is if your house is paid off and you're self-employed / independently wealthy. In that circumstance, yeah you don't care if your credit score is garbage for 7 years, so you might as well take out loans, convert the cash to gold, and bury the gold in your backyard. However you'd still have to worry about the lender getting a court judgement forcing you to pay the money back. And there's still the risk of going to jail for fraud, because technically it's fraud to borrow money with no intention of paying it back.

Ok, so you're now worth 2 million. What do you do next?

>>52208920
>Powell spends 5 years giving out candy even as smart people tell him to stop giving out so much candy
>when Powell says he's going to stop giving out candy nobody takes him seriously because he spent 5 years ignoring advice and giving out way too much
also the Fed's actions are more powerful when the market isn't expecting what it ends up doing, so sometimes the Fed deliberately misdirects by suggesting they're going to raise rates or keep them stable and then cutting rates instead -- so it's not unreasonable to predict that the Fed will do the opposite of what they say they're going to do

does he have cancer ?
im pretty worried about Vitalik not healthy look

>>24679647
no

thanks fren, thinking of just hodling this. thoughts?

>>23296711
Wish I had the patience to explain it to my Boomer parents. They'd throw some money on it too.

>>23291825
Yeah, I'm thinking wait a few more hours and it'll be around there. Kind of reminds me of SLV.

>>21646504
same

does it seem like bsv/csw is getting more and more supporters?

preparing for retirement

>>6208657
Preparing for the retirement!

My buy orders for LINK have been filled, thank you

latest one being ZCL. why me?

>>4558264
Party hat effect.

Help a brainlet out. What should I use instead of bittrex to trade shitcoins?