/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>13582302
what's your best cocktail recipe?

>>13582302
Are you craig?

>>13582302
What do you do for a living? Does your career have anything to do with your drinking?

>>13582312
Step 1: Nab a lowball glass
Step 2: Put 3-4 large ice cubes in glass
Step 3: Fill with Chopin vodka
Step 4: Wait 1 minute
Step 5: Stir with finger
Step 6: Wait another 1 minute
Step 7: Consume

>>13582302
When Mainnet?

>>13582325
No, sorry

>>13582332
I work at an agency owned by one of the Big 4 advertising/PR companies, so sorta. Drinking is part of the gig every Friday at noon onward.

>>13582325

>>13582348
I don't work in fintech

>>13582363
Wrong nigro. I hate that guy too

>>13582325
Shut up Greg

>>13582391
G'day yah shill cunt! Oy'd lige uh go at yoh mothuh!

>>13582338
I've had that before.
I believe it's called Vodka on the rocks.

>>13582430
At the bar I like to call it a "double Chopin on the rocks... no, I don't need a twist... no, I don't want any olives... no, I don't need water... thank you"

favorite part of being an alcoholic and least favorite part?

>>13582361
How do you like your job? Does it at least pay well?

>>13582486
Favorite part is always having a "I don't give a fuck" attitude 24/7 (well, after waking up and having my first drink). Makes me more of a risk taker, social, and confident.

Least favorite part is when I decide to take a break I HAVE to do a Librium taper and see my physician to get a script for it. Withdrawals suck, but Librium is nice. If I had actually fucked up my liver permanently at any point, that would probably be the worst part, but that has yet to happen.

>>13582338
> Fill with Chopin vodka

rye or potato?

>>13582527
I enjoy it because it lets me get to use a lot of different parts of my brain in strategy. I pull in $160k plus a bonus upwards of $40k for not having to do very much hard work but think, research, implement with a team, discuss, present, and negotiate.

Earlier entry-level years were absolute hell though with 70-80 hour weeks not being too uncommon.

Job hopping a couple times helped me move up the ladder faster.

>>13582543
Potato, always.

>>13582576
That's a lot of money for brainwashing people to buy shit they don't need. What kind of stupid shit do you advertise to people?

>>13582736
I've been involved in pretty much every industry as I don't work on just one account at a time in my position. You name a fairly well-known brand, I probably either worked on it or had to research them because I was working on a project for a competitor of theirs.

I feel good about MOST of my work and that I'm not pushing shit on people and brainwashing them. I've done some government contracts and "big pharma" work that I'm not proud of participating in.

>>13582769
Your skills are valuable, they're just being put to use in the wrong way. Once the inevitable socialist revolution happens perhaps you can be a propaganda commissar convincing the masses to join in building the new society. Have you ever advertised shitty fast food to children?

>>13582793
Sure.

I've helped advertise shitty food and decent food.

I've never really helped market to children/parents much outside of toys/electronics, so, no, I haven't advertised shitty food to children, thankfully.

alright it's time to sleep. see you in my office tomorrow.

>>13582302
How many ounces of booze do you drink a day great alcoholic.

>>13582338
Alcohol fags all think they are special. It’s so sad