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>>1773079
you're too late , there was already a moonlanding.

Put your money in ICN
>inb4

don't do it for all I care

Eth is a mess, the meme is dead. On to the next shitcoin.

>>1773079
It's a meme currency ,only Bitcoin and monero are legit

Look at jobs for McMurdo research station or the South Pole research station. Both in Antarctica and extremely secluded, especially if you work during the winter. If you're not a scientist, you can get in as a cook, electrician, plumber, administration, etc. Look at Lockhead Martin, I know they are one of the several companies that hire people for out there.

>>1773062
I live in the middle of nowhere and I work as a teacher in the village school

May not be relevant to you but I have a degree in math and tutor online for like $30/hr.

Probably not enough to live on but I just use it to fill a few hours in my schedule to make a bit of side cash. Need a degree or something though

>>1773042
why is this on biz?

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>>1773050
I mean I am starting a company and would like to know some of your opinions, also I only browse /biz/ I feel at home here if you have a better board i should post it go ahead.

>>1773056
>I am starting a company
>I am a young Bulgarian student

>>1773020
it's susceptible to competition by grocery stores.

after 16 years in food service management I came to the conclusion that the only people getting rich off it are owners, and they usually profit off of the real estate, brand, and cash flow rather than strictly off the profits of the business. Margins are slim, advancement beyond a certain point is unlikely. Turnover is high, pay is mediocre unless you're the GM or head chef. The market outlook is extremely competitive and getting worse. Risk is extremely high at all levels.

as businesses go it's marginally better than brick and mortar retail but that's not saying a lot. Both are businesses for the wealthy and the huge chains. Unless your family happens to own a restaurant, in which case you might as well go for it because the entry costs are already paid.

>>1773020
>everyone lacking the very basic knowledge of the kitchen.
also this point is worth addressing-
career cooks and restaurant staff in general are a diamond dozen. No education required, anybody of the right temperament can and has done it. Tons of competition in that regard, a significant fraction of the population has worked in restaurant kitchens and thinks they're perfect for running a business. Most of them are wrong about their business acumen.

it's not knowledge of the kitchen that matters, it's business management skills that pay off for owners. You genuinely cannot get away with being the average idiot or felon or pot-head. You need to actually know how to spot and exploit a valuable niche. You don't learn that from frying people's dinner.

Unless you can get a meme going then jack up the prices, it's a tough market with all sorts of competition

Interesting topic
Tell me more, trought it's a Business for the big guys

>>1773009
>trought
Not really. Does take some decent capital or skills to get anywhere with it though.

>>1773006
what do you have to offer to be successful?
how do you find products people will pay for?

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>Now I want to learn how to finance so I can be an ambitious business bro

Sweet fucking Jesus. These threads won't end.

>>1772962
>people wanting to make changes
>go to a subject-area board to ask questions on how to make changes relevant to board content
>get mocked

>>1772960
>dumb and for type A assholes.
at least you got that already down.

funny enough people like you won't ever make it.

>>1772865
Do you think Murray Rothbard, Ludwig von Mises, or Peter Schiff are legitimate economists? If so, you're probably retarded.

However, if you just like Friedman, Hayek, and Laffer, but also like to smoke weed every now and then, you're probably fine.

>>1773538
this nigga gets it, i'd exclude mises to some extent though

>>1772865
Well, Kid. You are asking that on /biz/, not in a College, to a Professor.

I guess Yes

thanks, i'll see if i can pirate this

>>1773680
is this contained in the general library of russia?

>>1773925

it is indeed

>>1772771
sell it to someone for bitcoin

>>1772777
But then what do they do with it?

>>1772780
who cares youve been paid for it

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>>1772740
Here's my plan to achieve similar goals.
>Work
>Save up $100k or get loan for $100k
>Buy established gas station, convenience store with $30k annual profit
>Continue working
>Save/borrow another $100k
>Buy another gas station
>Rinse & repeat until the stores are making you enough money to quit your job

I would've had my first store already but I'm very young so I decided to buy foreign cars instead. I don't really regret the decision. However, good plan nonetheless. Does not necessarily have to be a gas station but it must be an established business with verified financials to minimize risk.

You're welcome.

>>1772740
1) Max your savings rate for early retirement: http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2012/01/13/the-shockingly-simple-math-behind-early-retirement/

2) 1), but downshift to part time work instead of full retirement

3) 2), but just switch to part time immediately. Minimize time spent at work while still being able to pay bills.

4) Switch careers

5) Go all out in your job, aiming for a promotion, starting your own business, something like that.

6) Clock out mentally, grind out your work time, and spend nights + weekends on hobbies/family/shitposting

>>1772769
youre going to need more than 100k

>>1772687
honestly bitcoin or an ounce of silver. A broker is going to charge you a trading fee.

Risk != profit

>>1772687

Pay someone 20 bucks to rob a wall mart store for you.

>>1772670
try r9k

>21/hr
>good

uhh

>>1772673
>doesn't know what overtime, time and a half, or double time is

Normie, please fucking leave

>is the average mexican developer smart/capable?

No if your definition of smart = can think for himself

Mexican "intellectuals"

>>1772644
Actual citizen from Guadalajara here working for SAP (abap) here

We are not Sillicon Valley for being genious developers , the thing here is that we´re above average developers (for mexico standarts) aaand we are cheap to hire.

I Wouldn´t recomend STARTING here , however a lot of succesfull startups that originated in the US and then moved here are getting a lot of support from the goverment.

Also , offer flexible working hours and we will sell our soul to you

Get into porn while you're young

>>1772554
By sucking 100k dicks every year

>>1772554
I am trying to abstain from masturbating and this picture is triggering to me. Please refrain from posting images like this.

>>1772544
Yeah

>>1772652
Thats not what i expect :(

>>1772544
pretty much