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>>1764350
only 80-90?
are you working like 2 hrs a week?

>>1764358
About 20-25 hrs a week, consider that the minimun wage in mexico is 80 pesos per day (around 4 bucks)
So yeah, mexican peso is worth basically nothing.
Actually, now that i do the maths, it would only be around 60 dollar per month, gaining 300 pesos weekly

>>1764267
>Do I need to include any bank statements or credit card statements in the return? Like evidence of what I'm saying I made, and what I'm saying I spent?

No, you don't include anything like that in your return. Basically they take your word on what you put on your return, unless there is reason to believe otherwise, and then you are audited. That's when you will need proofs.

>>1764299

just what I needed, thank you.

What's the best and fastest way of doing taxes?

>really scammy kinda prize machines that have a super low win rate

Isn't that how they work already?

>>1764249
you just described all of those machines already
do you think they are set to be fair and easy?

>>1764260
Some are better than others but I have a few ideas to make them tempting but nearly impossible. I'd just have to find a really good step by step building video or something. But I'm thinking I can maybe go to small businesses and pay a rent fee to plant my machine there

>>1764234
kys

>>1764346

okay.

*closes computer and goes to purchase gun*

>>1764234
atleast post your fucking blog nigger

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maybe you have other talents

>>1764193
Videogames teach you physics, trigonometry, hand-eye coordinaton, advanced decision making, reflexes, and survival skills. That's not even including the social and teamwork skills you learn in onlie competitive games. Everyone I knkw who is an ACTUAL gamer and not a Madden dude bro or a poser gamer girl is intelligent af. The problem is that you don't apply the latent skilles you've learned from your years of playing videogames.

>>1764193
Find analogies and similar patterns in video games to real world skills and leverage (or in your case salvage) your vidya skills into being a real life success.

Maybe it's UX, tactical thinking, game theory... I dunno. I don't play vidya, and I imagine some games have better real world parallels than others

Also fuck chess... Bobby Fischer died a penniless conspiracy theorist. Not everyone is Stanley Kubrick or Vladimir Nabokov who while Chess obsessives had other, more sociological interests.

soon as in end of 2017?

Going to hit 300 in 1-2 months

TSLA topped out around 250 back when the model 3 was announced

I think the stock is riding high and would wait for some pullback

>>1764168
The sooner you realize nearly every job in the world is repetitive bullshit and you need them to have house and food and other things then the sooner you'll stop complaining about how much you hate it. Thats like saying oh I hate food and water how do I not.

Make it your goal to improve your skills to make enough money to be free

Most people fund they actually enjoy working when they are financially free though

Develop healthy habits. Stick to small goals and achieve them. Get your dick wet.

>>1764129
I don't know

>>1764129

Couldn't tell you

>>1764137
>>1764138

Thanks

About 60% of them are...

I wish people would be educated on finance jobs more often before saying 'lol i wanna work on wall st xD'

>>1764136
This. Right now I'm working on my PhD, so part of my program is to be a teaching assistant over several semesters for one of my mentor professors in the business school at my university.

Currently on my second year of helping this and a few other professors over the past ~6 semesters if you include summer semesters and holy fucking god these retards joining these finance classes know fucking nothing.

Some frat boy faggot is ALREADY failing during this semester in my class, and I had to help him out at office hours to make sure his grades pull up on future scores, conversation went close to this:

> him: "Hey anon, I really hate math so this class is tough hahahahahaha"
"What're you getting a finance major for then if you hate math?" (Kinda slipped out in incredulity)
>Him: "Like I really want to be like RICH you know?"
"Right... Sit down and let's look at your last quiz"

This pissed me off for easily the last week or so, I fucking hate my and younger generations.
It's so god damn infuriating.

>>1764126
You could work at the Starbucks where all the traders get their morning coffee

Fun fact: I work in the financial district in Chicago and coffee is not allowed on the floor of CMEX, so Starbucks sells caffeinated water

>>1764105
die slow

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OP here, sorry I posted the wrong email. Haha silly me

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OP back on mobile, wrong address again!
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>>1764074
>kneepads

>>1764076
no not Jewel Staite

Uh, maybe better to ask them in person? Your asking them for something big, have the decency to ask in person.

>>1763993
Well it would be interesting if 11 or 20 million people suddenly left the country, wouldn't it?

no. go look up bear bull charts. our bull run is historically below average

>>1763998
Haven't thought about that, but I could see how that might effect some areas. Some of the "decent" houses as well, easier to afford with 5 people in them paying rent.

>>1763963
>I can get all underwear very cheap.

can I tell you a secret? so can everyone else.

>>1763963
Sounds low margin. Why would a fortune 500 retailer disrupt their supply chain to buy undies from you?

>>1763967
can you?

I've done retail management, what do you want to know?

> I've read horror stories of 50+ hour work weeks
only for the GM, usually managers under this person usually work a normal week

> the money would be better than pretty much anything I could get with my (admittedly useless) degree
yeah the money is not very good. Only good money is gonna be GM, which will either be someone who worked up for years, or someone with business experience who is hired for the position.

>>1763956

Are you a masochist?

>>1763980
>what do you want to know?
So I've read you basically need "total" availability, do they act on that? Like, do they often call you in at odd hours/days?

Also, a more social question, but is it ever awkward being the manager of "lifers"? That is, people at clerk-level jobs despite an advanced age (possibly upwards of 2.5 times yours)? Do they listen to you?

>>1763984
Just a guy finishing a meme degree who'd like to make some cash before going to grad school to actually use the meme degree.

>>1763915
Competitive farms are capital intensive. That's not even including the price of the land. In the US at least, all the good arable lands been claimed already.

>>1763955
Translated - it takes a bunch of money to buy the farm. Then, you don't make shit from it. You buy a $1M piece of farmland and you're lucky to make $25k off it each year. The crop goes to shit or other knuckleheads plant too much of the same thing and you might lose money in a given year.

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>>1763961
>>1763955
I could buy 20 acres of farmland and it would cost 40-70k USD in my country. And I think that would be enough for things like flower farming, beekeeping, fish farming.