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>>1640550
>ubers
>ubers everywhere
your uber passengers get free slice of pizza but they must also visit another house real quick

Wash their windows weekly. $10 a shop.

>>1640227
That's a pyramid scheme buddy. If it works, you're going to run out of people on earth pretty quickly (i.e. within about 16 referrals)

you been duped and you're an idiot

>>1640236
I talked to the owner and iets not a pyramid scheme. If your not interested. Im not complaining

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>>1640251
>I talked to the owner and iets not a pyramid scheme

>>1640006
>letting anyone else manage your assets but yourself

Unless it's for tax implications, that's a meme.

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>tfw to intelligent to take unnecessary risks in the stock market and just keep my money in the bank instead

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>>1640006
>tfw he doesn't know mutual funds don't have to divulge "expense fees"

>>1639998
Just don't fuck up, same as anywhere

>>1639998
They don't care bro. You're in Finance, nobody is going to fire you over using amphetamines, when some of the higher ups do coke.

>>1639998

winning cures everything.

If you are the number 1 salesman at a firm I bet you could shot up Heroin in front of the boss and they would find a way to sweep it under the rug.

Drug tests and failures are usually used to broom out people they don't want there anyway.

>>1639913
Sounds like you'll never be able to get it back to its heyday even if you tried. They've already alienated their current customer base, it may prove to be more effort than its worth to win them back, if that's even possible.

>>1639913
>shitty workers and the owner didn't give a fuck
If these workers or manager are still working there, fuck that. If you get the opportunity to clean house, go for it. Working with shitty managers/staff in the hospitality business will make you go insane. If you don't have the ability to fire or hire at your own discretion, say no.

>>1639937
They lost the sense of business here, they don't care about the customer anymore. They treat the local as a home, play their music, bring up their friends... One of this shitty waitresses is leaving tomorrow, but I'd still have to work with the other one.

The owner isn't seen in there for weeks, sometimes.

Who wants a gen 2 Glock that was mass produced?

>>1639871
Collecting guns is no different from collecting video games or barbie dolls.

Most of them are mass produced which means they probably won't increase in value very much. Those that will are a crap shoot: weird serial numbers, factory errors, prototypes, shit that was so unpopular it created scarcity, etc.

You're better off investing in Walmart and McDonald's, because at least they pay dividends, rather than investing in toys and twenty years from now hoping the Pawn Stars won't low ball you an offer on your fantastic Smurf collection.

The basic laws of supply/demand apply. It gets sticky when you throw in factors like import restrictions that may or may not change, and whatever the current political climate may be.
Guns typically get more expensive when Democrats and liberals get elected, the logic there being that they would be more likely to legislate stricter gun laws, and the government cannot take what you already own (which in and of itself is a flawed assessment).
Currently we have a strained relationship with Russia especially in terms of import restrictions, so our once copious supply of Russian surplus weapons and ammo has dried up. This is the reason that Mosin-Nagant rifles from the 1930s are now ~$220 instead of the $100 or so they were ten years ago. However, if what people expect Trump to do happens and we rebuild our relationship with Russia, then those import embargos might relax and we will once again see cheap surplus rifles and ammo.

So the value equation is much more complicated than something like a car.

>>1639731
>he still thinks the 08 crash was caused by deregulation.

AHHHHAHAHAHAHHAHA

>>1639732

apparently you cant read. I'm not interested in your retarded theories on the crash

>>1639731
my understanding is that the southern strategy was to capture anger at the government for the civil rights victories of the 60's and direct it at regulations that fetter business. All in the name of profit of course.

This strategy is still working, notice that the GOP promises trade regulation and tax cuts as well as getting rid of illegal immigrants. Watch what actually happens though, since exporting jobs, importing cheap labor, and cutting taxes on the wealthy are all normal agendas of business. The GOP runs on a populist platform but delivers primarily to biz.

The libertarian and anti-establishment types found on both sides but particularly on the right are just useful idiots. Nobody is going to ban abortion, nobody is going to fetter the businesses that sponsor them, and nobody is going to reduce the size of the military/industrial complex that employs them. That would be silly.

of course this betrayal just results in more anger with the government and the cycle continues.

>>1639613
fuck knows cunt hes off his head

>>1639613
But you do see something else sometimes

Reading changes how you think.

>>1639603
try r9k

>>1639603
You didnt put in the work the first time, so you have to do it now

You have no choice but to intern and wageslave at the same time, and hope your internship turns into a job

But really, what is up with you fuckwits not getting internships while in college when you know youre going into a career field that needs experience

>>1639617
I had a part-time job with extremely flexible hours that I got through nepotism and I was told that if I left for an internship I might not get it back afterwards.
How could I even get an internship? I am financially stable and could even do an unpaid one if I had to but every internship I've ever seen has "working towards a degree" as a requirement.

sell cars and houses. that's what poor people with no skills do.

Have skills but no work available hence the bar

>>1639584
the problem with reselling is that your money becomes illiquid. you only have cash in what is sold and some items may not sell as expected.

if you're working on music, why dont you investigate ways to profit off that? Like selling samples or preset packs

Soon but retracement 1st as all the late comers are going short at a temp bottom...

>>1639476
I just want to buy a lot of euros to have inexpensive vacations for the next year or two.

>>1639467
when italy can't fuck your euro no more senpai

Because I invest in me first.

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>>1639453
>Falling for the Dude Space!! mememan

enjoy your "investments" literally going up in flames

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKUz5ZUPqM8

>>1639471
>>1639464

He's going to be the richest man in human history in the next 10-20 years.

i buy pizza support tables, and printer paper. I drive around to all the pizza places and sell my shit. I make a lot of money but I also speak chinese and english so its very easy. And its very easy to get alibaba bro just learn chinese or your gonna proibably get some shit product lol

>>1639316
how much

Make the smallest possible bulk order, so if the product has a 50% defect rate, you'll only loose 50% of $300 instead of 50% of $1000.

>>1639128
WRONG.

/sci/ and /lit/ are better

/pol/ is a hellagood too but they're all dumbfucks.

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>>1639146
>/pol/ is a hellagood too

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>>1639146
/pol/ is the funniest satire I have ever seen.

>>1639074
farming.

Houses

>>1639074
buy 500 deathstars rent out 499