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>>1671061
try r9k

Every job of my life.

>>1671061
False flag, don't fall for this

Trying to make that 1 hindered dollars

is 500 watts a peace?

>>1671039
Like I said fixed their wifi one time now I'm a professional, these are simple people I'm dealing with.

>>1670976
Of course not. A CEO is paid what he's worth. A company exists for the sole reason of making money. The board of directors would not be paying a CEO $100 million if he was not adding > $100 million worth of value to the company.

>>1670992
OP here

I meant to say that my position is that a CEO's salary should not be capped, and the entire class got triggered. I fucking hate Chicago.

Is wanting a cap on CEO's bonuses a liberal stance or something? Holy fuck, I didn't even know this was a thing that people were campaigning for.

The rest of the country cannot be this cucked.

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>>1670998
>liberal stance or something
yes... liberal...

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>>1670950
Look up concept on graph and why you don't tax at the highest tic. You tax halfway down from the highest tic because anything higher you start to shit on growth, which is much more effective than even the highest point with the most revenue, because eventually the pie will grow anyways and your smaller piece will be greater on a larger pie even if you had 1/4 of the entire small pie.

Think of it like this. In regulated economies, everyone has $1000, and the wealth is fairly even throughout. However, Capitalism (Trickle-Down) is historically the most uneven, but the most profitable system known. Even if the 1% (who are probably smarter and more talented than everyone else and can do things you never will be able to) owns 50+%, the pie is still fucking enormous compared to a trickle-up. This has been proven over and over again, especially since I don't think it's a wrong statement to say that the government knows how to run a business better than the people who invest their entire lives and brainpower into a business. Aside from the fact that a business owner is more equipped to run a good business instead the government, historically and even the Greeks knew this, that regulated and highly taxed societies with social programs and "free money" only end up being able to be exploited for political power (think dems and free shit. It's unarguable that the biggest beneficiaries of social programs and free shit have an insane amount of support for the Democratic Party).

>>1670950
By the way, yes that format is actually more efficient, but ask yourself if it's normal behavior for slightly or largely sociopathic and or antisocial 1%ers to run a society or business for you with no reward. These people and all people really need a dopamine payoff, and Capitalism makes sure that your absolute worst yet highly skilled people are paid the big bucks so they end up running businesses and plugging numbers all day long instead of killing and raping people for fun. You'd be surprised how truly insane smart people are. You really can't have empathy and rationale in the same levels and still be on an extreme. You're either rational yet a psycho, or emotional and an idiot. Your brain is structured a certain way and you'd be surprised to see the brain of people in power.

Wouldn't trickle down be predicated on the idea that the 1% are creating opportunities nationally instead of taking their shit to China?

Well, let's see...

>web/graphic design, if you're a geek
>podcasting or "vodcasting"
>blogging and photography
>amazon reselling
>remote teaching
>uber driving
>app developing
>brew your own beer like hank schrader
>buy used electronics and refurbish->sell
>copywriting if you're good with words
>airbnb slumlord
>personal trainer
>youtube channel for some weird interests
>niche porn for weird fetishes
>translator if you're bilingual
>ghostwriting, possibly papers or diplomas
>computer repair
>music lessons if you're a virtuoso
>sucking cock
>junk removal or cleaning
>voice acting
>do audiobooks if you have a golden voice

>>1670812
>shitposting
>samefagging
>memes

>>1670812
the problem with side hustles is they are good until more people get in on them.

>>1670811

Retail sucks so don't do that.

Samething with Restaurants unless you either love cooking, or are a dishwasher/waiter

Gas Stations tend to have "flexible" hours, and the 24/7 ones get robbed pretty frequently, but it's an easy, abit lonely job at times.

Bank is the best out of jobs you mentioned. try for a bank, but they mostly hired women because people like starting at pretty faces.

>>1670811
My primary education consists of technology, business, and economics. Maybe I should just go sell newspapers!
I'm 26 years old

>>1670815
Yeah, I worked at a clothing store in the mall once and it sucked. And yes, gas station and security guard type jobs are starting to feel like a no-go. Where have you worked?

property

when to do ROTH over traditional IRA contribution:
>your income is low enough to put you in a low tax bracket and your 401k, if you have it, is complete shit and there's no match; if there is a match max that out first
>your income is high enough to not qualify for traditional IRA tax deduction if you already have an employer 401k ($61k AFTER 401k deduction so up to $79k annual income), but still low enough to be below the ROTH IRA income limit

>>1670781

Just buy AMZN

>>1670675
get the guys married to them to create a ball n chain

>>1670675

Worked somewhere similar. They usually work in outbound sales and field clients. Once they get a lead they pass them off to the account manager and rinse and repeat.

shut the fuck up, I wish I had dumb cute chicks working at my office. We're all engineers and trust me, brains do not overpower beauty.

>>1670658
Get a drug habit

>>1670658

You should always pay off your debts first. After that is done with, then you can worry about things like investments, stock market, making your own business, etc.

>>1670658
Invest in Suicide, buy tons of suicide equipment and start a store selling to depressed people.

Call thr business "EasyWayOut LLC" and promote as a ironic witty liberal company. With this in mind youll get thousands of people donating to your business if you gain media attention doing it. Make sure people sign a waver saying you dont know what theyre doing with their goods.

>>1670641
First off i wouldnt make a joke like that. The fact you think going to a nice place is so unreasonable it can be considered funny just makes you look like a pleb.

He should have invited you someplace.

Just go to a higher end chain place. Why ruin a potentially beneficial contact trying to milk him out of a lunch.

Dont sperg out on this, you sound like a dipshit

>>1670655
>Dont sperg out on this, you sound like a dipshit
this is our first project and i'm 21. no experience

>>1670661
Ok sorry for being rude im actually rooting for you. It sounds like a good opportunity to network but it sounds like u are already fucking up

>>1670618
Ur so pathetic. Ur family is the most valuable asset u have

>>1670618
I hope that you're trolling you sociopathic piece of shit. Your parents will get old someday, but no- your head is too far up your ass to care. Fuck, drink bleach and die.

>>1670618
Good.

Wish I had the chance to do this.

>>1670557
go to haiti and start investigating the clinton foundation

>>1670557
>2) Become an incredibly outspoken activist, speak out against pizzagate and the clinton murders, wait for (((them))) to assassinate me. I'll need to keep a poison pill with me at all times so they can't torture me.
Do this. That way you'll never die and will always be unsatisfied with your worthless life.

The charity one is cool though.

>>1670557
Go kill a bunch of niggers to begin the racewar

Go at least 50

>>1670549
a car is a huge money sink

get a bike

>>1670560

I'm not biking 22kms every day

>>1670560

I'd also like to add I live in toronto and our drivers are...less than friendly to bikers sharing their streets.

>>1670545
It's a human right, just like water.

Cosmetic stuff though, like getting teeth whitened, veneers, plastic surgery, etc; is not.

>>1670545
nothing is objectively a human right
human rights are a social construct

>>1670545
treatment by a doctor is objectively a human right of a doctor

getting surgery is an objective right of a surgeon

none of the people holding those signs are objectively deserving of healthcare

>>1670542
Wow great advice lol

Everyone knows. There has been at least 5-6 cryptocurrency pump and dumps since /biz/ inception.

>>1670542
We gave you a heads up soon it will pump to the moon. Do you even want to make money?

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>>1670542
your fault you invested in a shitcoin without an established team behind it