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>>1713019
Like to a drive thru window or what? Hours are usually covered in the interview.

>>1713042
Ok let me make it clearer (sorry for my lack of good diction) I drove 35 minutes for a job interview just to talk to the manager so he can know hours I was available then he tells me to write my number and he will give me a call the next day to tell me when he's ready for me to be on the clock. Also u should know that I'm working minimum wage and paying House bills wtf

>>1713059
He was probably hoping for a blowie since he already had your number. This was your chance to get full time with good hours but you blew it.

Not literally unfortunately.

if you like collecting memes then yes

>>1712919
Dont forget about PepeCash and Trumpcoin.

>>1712919
bitcoin, it's the only one that should ever be taken seriously

try losing 1500$ in a day

Work --> trade

>>1712906
How'd you get them gains tho?

Rustlers

>>1712834
private company

Swanson

>>1712815
>Homeopathy pills

Even the public aren't stupid enough to buy that fake voodoo shit

>>1712815
You need a product that a demand actually exists for.

You fucked up nigga

>>1712874

If people are on his website the problem isnt demand/interest


OP, your website lacks trust, first of all. Where's the (Google Voice) phone number that should be prominently figured at the top of every page? (almost no one will ever call it so dont worry.) Privacy policy? Terms and pages like that in the footer? return policy? I remember a study once that showed that people who actually clicked on pages like the privacy policy, while very few (because who does that), had like a 95% conversion rate. They were ready to buy, they just needed to be convinced that it was safe.

Also try implementing clickmaps/heatmaps to see where your users are abandoning you. You are studying your site stats, right? Where are they leaving your site? Try to figure out what theyre thinking and why they're experiencing anxiety.

>>1712784
There aren't any good reasons? Ever wonder why some people buy so many lottery tickets everyday? Because it's successful. For some people, buying and scratching off tickets is a full time job.

>>1712784
the price of a roll of tickets is 300 for any roll. $1 - $20. you will get as many as it takes to account for that $300. every roll will have winners and losers. some tickets will win $100 some will only be $1. when you flip the ticket over there will be odds saying 3:1 or 5:1. when you look at how many winners per roll vs how many losers per roll you will see these odds are exactly right. and you will systematically lose money until you can no longer afford a roll. youre trying to gamble that within each roll of tickets you have the one outlyer ticket that will net you the big win. Youre better off just gambling a $1 and hoping for the same outcome. the odds are the same and your overall losses will be much lower.

>>1712784
>Buy 100 tickets
>lets say 10% are good
>10 tickets winnings
>5 tickets win $10 each
>1 ticket 15$
>1 ticket $100
>1 ticket $50
>1 ticket 25$
>1 ticket $500
so how much do you net?
5x10+25+500+15+100+50=740 and that is with a generous 10% winning streak

1 AND NINETEEN MORE

>>1712696
>this is what coinfags actually believe

shitcoin is worthless. you're dipping below $850, let alone above $20k retard

>>1712736
HE MIGHT HAVE WENT ON LIVIN', BUT HE MADE ONE FATAL SLIP

>>1712668
Even Starbucks can sound good if you're entry level. You were a customer service representative highly skilled in ensuring quality customer care with a focus on fostering fostering brand loyalty.
Mention commendations from superiors or customers, when you received raises, and willingness to adjust your personal schedule to benefit the business (aka take shifts for people).

Regardless of field, a customer-oriented service professional is an asset.

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>>1712707
Be sure to put "fostering" in their twice. They love that.

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>>1712707
>>1712710
I hadnt thought of that, I'll see what I can come up with

Why anonymously?

>>1712588
Only reason I can think of is tax evasion

If you're making a scam app, it's not going to stay on the app store for long. And if you're not publishing on the app store, its easy to be anonymous. But good luck getting your shit downloaded

>>1712588
>>1712597
Nothing illegal or shady, it's just my "don't dox yourself" gut feeling. I want to discuss the development of it online while not having to have separate accounts for it. I don't care about the CIA or the IRS or whoever knowing who I am, I just don't want my face and address forcibly stapled to it.
Yeah, I meant Google play store, sorry for being unclear. A random .apk is extremely easy to host anonymously. How stringent is Google with real name policy if it's free/ad monetized? Can you just use a business name, or does it actually need to be registered?

i get what you are saying, but if you bought anything when it hit $900 and /biz/ went crazy with NOCOINERSLOL threads and sold when it got to near $1100*, it would have been a nice little profit for a couple of weeks. 20% or so.

*i don't expect many people who bought at $900 did sell and take profits. the desire not to miss out on more would have been too much for most i imagine. in which case, lol, we all learn the lesson to take profits and not to hold too long. (as well as the lesson about selling too quick)

WATCH BTC HIT 2000

NOCOINER TEARS ARE DELICIOUS

COPE HARDER

30% ROI in a year, lel how about 30% ROI in a minute

>>1712377
>eth cuck's dreams

Buy the dip

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>>1712377
Fuck, I had 15k invested in bitcoins. I'm now down 5k, should I ride the train to the bottom, or sell now?

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>>1712376
you should be calling prospects it only takes a few minutes to eat

>>1712376
>generalized anxiety disorder.

>>1712376
it's fine but as anti-social as i am in general i enjoy break with my colleagues.

Union work and apprenticeships.

>>1712374

I'm 26. isn't there a cut off age for that stuff? I thought kids fresh out of school are favored for that.

>>1712365
Military is a great option because salary + free college + guarunteed jobs after

If not apply for government work, also good

If all else fails you could go to community college for about $2k / year

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For every $10 donated I can afford to pay a third world laborer to Simonpost for a few hours. Imagine what would be possible with $1000. We would make 4chan history

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Look at that face and tell me you don't want to help him out.

Meme magic will reward you!

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Give Simon his gibs, now

>>1712032
>any other information you can give would be appreciated
the SEC has taken jurisdiction of cryptos and indicted at least two groups for P&D involving cryptos.

You are in a public forum asking how to commit a crime.

be warned.

>>1712040
well thats really shitty to know.

how big were these groups?

>>1712032
>50k

Not anywhere near enough.