/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.10707972]

Who /wagecuck/ here?

[Anonymous No.10708140]

Me but ironically

[Anonymous No.10708145]

>>10707972
JUST

[Anonymous No.10708187]

>>10707972
FUCK

[Anonymous No.10708778]

>>10707972
I make 8gs a month working 1 hour a week from home. Got several pajeets running it for me. life is good. don't as me how I do it. I don't give a fuck about any of you.

[Anonymous No.10708787]

>>10707972
I unironically love my job

[Anonymous No.10708923]

>>10707972
Me
Going in for my second day of training as a cook at 6pm today at a shitty fast food restaurant making chicken.
Formerly I was living off my gains for a year and the switch back to /cucklife/ is killing me.
I just hope I can get put on a position in the kitchen where I can zone out for the shift and make the money without any real mental legwork
But even so it's hard to totally zone out for a full 8 hours, my training shifts are only like 5 and I'm already bored to death at hour 4

Worse yet my coworkers are all your usual degenerate scum, listening to the most bottom of the barrel masculine posturing rap and talking like retards
It gives me more drive to start some streams of "passive"/alternative/gig income than ever before.

[Anonymous No.10708929]

I hate work

I just want to sit in my nice cold room all day and jack off

[Anonymous No.10708946]

>>10708929
based

[Anonymous No.10708959]

>>10708923
making $11.50 an hour btw, about 24-32 hours a week, therefore about $276 a week before taxes at least

how can I beat this number otherwise?

[Anonymous No.10709003]

>>10708959
Deliver pizza and make twice that while being alone in your car most of the time

[Anonymous No.10709004]

could be in a worse position

when i was a kid i worked at a nursing home where most of the residents were only capable of drooling, crying and shitting

never again

[Anonymous No.10709025]

>>10709003
Have you done this?
My car is a bit shit so I'd have to fix it up first, but I am heavily thinking about doing this

[Anonymous No.10709029]

pls kill me someone, pls.

Dis is a cri for help

[Anonymous No.10709034]

>>10707972
/selfemployed/ master race reporting in.

I do literally anything I want and make 36k a year. 1/3rd goes to living expenses, 1/3rd goes to taxes, 1/3rd gets saved or wasted on stupid shit. It's not much, but I love what I do, and even someone told me "you can make 200k a year if you work for me today" I'd literally tell them to sniff my braps. It feels really good knowing my future doesn't depend on someone higher up than me who could fuck me over on a moment's notice.

[Anonymous No.10709035]

>>10709003
I work 20hrs every weekend and make 1800-2000 every month after taxes. Cash tips & delivery fee so tax free

[Anonymous No.10709064]

>>10709025
Yea either that or get a late 90's Toyota, budget $200 a month in maintenance & repairs to be safe, probably wont even use close to that desu

[Anonymous No.10709111]

>>10709064
I've got a honda accord from 1996 with like 250,000 miles on it

[Anonymous No.10709150]

>>10709111
Drive it till it dies, then replace with a late 90s Toyota for 1-2k, rinse and repeat. As long as your vehicle costs stay under 200$ a month you're fine long term

[Anonymous No.10709402]

>>10709150
Thank you smartman
I would not have thought of this even though I see signs all around for it

[Anonymous No.10709503]

>>10709111
I delivered for 3 years with a shitbox 94 accord. if yours is automatic the transmission will probably shit the bed soon if it hasn't already.

[Anonymous No.10709736]

>>10709503
You'd be surprised what you can get out of these old cars, I am at almost two years delivering in my 96 maxima (Worth like 1k)

[Anonymous No.10709969]

>>10709736
a lot of 90s and early 2000s hondas had weak automatic transmissions, especially v6 models. mine failed at 160k which isn't too bad, found a replacement at junkyard for $300