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>>1602298
what profession? what are you looking to gain? Don't just Knee Pad without a goal in mind.

>>1602301

> what is your goal

Extra cash. Thats it.

Grindr usually but since you are /fit/, you should try camwhoring on chaturbate or something first. Maybe you get lucky and find yourself a sugar daddy. Good luck

theyre just going to confirm you worked there and your resume is true
they arent going to ask whether the manager liked you

>>1602235

I feel like that might be the case, but really, they are at liberty to ask anything else and I'm afraid that without knowing which third party does this check, this deal is in limbo for me.

I don't even know if the three random references I will have to include, which aren't strong at all and I will have to call them first thing Monday, will screw me over as well.

I dunno, it sucks all around to get the job but I am going to get paid 90K a year if I get it so it's a special kind of hell right now until I send in the paperwork and supposedly will start on the 28th.

>>1602241
If you absolutely must: Just lie

>>1602210
It's more finding something that you love to do because there is no oassive buisiness.

I think the closest would be being a landlord/property manager without being a grey area but even that will eat up a considerable amount of time

>>1602210
do u have an education?

>>1602599
bachelors

>>1602147
you can get 20 hours in a small gulfstream for about $450k per year.

owning one outright you'd probably need $3 million or so to get started.

you can charter one for much less than that, but still way more than a first class ticket with an airline.

either way, if you have to ask you can't afford one. If you can afford one they'll send you offers.

forget the plane, how do i get a stream of fresh asian grills like that?

>>1602176
What else?
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>>1602110
1. don't go into business with family.
2. if you do, pay them more than $15/hour
3. if you fucked up one and two, ignore the consequences and tell your grandfather you love him. He's not going to be around forever.

>>1602117
1. He's has no equity in the business. He is an employee.
2. It's menial work with no set times or schedules and he comes and goes when he pleases.

I'm going to find and train a replacement and give him a "thanks for everything" sendoff.

Do you have any experience of going into business with family?

>>1602120
>He is an employee
yes, you've taken a potentially beloved part of your family and turned them into a resented person that you look down on. Congratulations.

>Do you have any experience of going into business with family?
yes, yes I do.
I own a business staffed almost entirely by my wife's family. I pay them more than $15/hour and if I caught them stealing I'd give them a raise or a loan so they wouldn't have to do that.

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absolutely disgusting

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>>1602075

my brother's girlfriend is a social media expert, she runs all the social media for nick jr. or as she puts it "I do Dora the Explorer's twitter feed"

she doesn't look like that though, I think you should go back to /r9k/

>>1602048
Buy rights to local leagues or negotiate directly with teams.

Scale up.

You're fucked though: Twitter and Google are already trying to do that but they will start with the sweeter plums.

>>1602048
Raise tens of billions of capital

>>1602048
Stream on a sketchy website full of ads about arab women in my area

If it's so easy why don't you be your own boss?

There's a lot of stuff behind the scenes you're not seeing.

The biggest one is finding and closing sales.

Repeat this to yourself: You either work hard or you work smart. You can't do both.

I don't know what industry your in. Find out what average contract is. he's likely shelling out 1/3 for materials. 1/3 for employees. 1/3 for himself (minus cost of trucks, tools, equipment, software, misc expenses etc)

>>1602028
janitorial contractor with a small business here.

I charge time out at about $125/hour per person.
I can pay about $12/hour if I like.

my insurance, taxes, equipment costs, office expenses, and the cost of lost time works out to about $40/hour/person on most jobs.

so we take my overhead ($40 average), potential wage ($12) to get average hourly cost: $52

Subtract my average hourly costs per person, $52, from my average hourly charge per person, $125, and I'm making about $73 for every hour I pay someone else $12 for.

I currently employ 16 FTE's, so if I paid them an average of $12/hour I'd make an average of $1,168 per hour.

What I actually make is considerably less because I pay my people considerably more.

yes, being lazy is an important part of being rich.

Londoner here, where is his flat? I want to throw shit at your window if you're not too high up.

>>1601997
Its near Marble Arch mate.

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>>1601994
prolly 15 milli net. just chillin. still lonely

So I take 2 $100 bills, break them up into $1, they end up a inch thick, I go to Bank and ask them to trade for 2 $100 bills? Why didn't I think of this before...

>>1601963

I think I may have found the secret to infinite money:

Throw it all into high risk meme stocks.

>>1602001
Is like throwing up food

make more food

>>1601896
lmao

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>>1601896
Yes but you only "own" it for 1 year

OP, your idea/plan is cute as fuck.

It's for moments like this I want to be a millionaire, I'd just give money away to you right just for coming up with something like that.

You're supposed to work the said two weeks.
Thus, you will not go without payment.

Quite simply - you have no guarantees. I've heard from some that when they turned in their two weeks notice, they terminated that worker right away. Some employers do this due to the security risks, or whatever. Bottom line - they don't owe you anything and you don't owe them anything.

>>1601900
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>>1601811
500k
Asset memetegrity
23
4 years

>>1601811
>More than 300k*(my age)
>Mathematician
>22
>As long as it takes to solve triple integrals

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>>1601811
1) 300k
2) chef at Wendy's
3) 19
5) 3 years

>>1601751
Only if you don't have connections to a good firm

>>1601751

virtually every lawyer tells you not to go, and they aren't lying.

>>1601762
This, 100%,

>>1601716
BOMPITY BUMP BUMP

>>1601716
>2016
>Looking for niches for PPD
2008 called and they want their eBook back