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>>1591198
>who makes more money
I think a better question is who loses more money. Making money is useless if you can't keep it.

>>1591198
Alpha obviously. What kind of retarded question is that?

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>>1591681

>>1591092
Bump from my phone

I have an interview today for an administrative position, what's the best way to bs it?

I put lied on my resume and said that my last two jobs were office assistant roles.

>>1591143
Not sure what job you're applying for, but at my IT job we usually can tell which people are lying based on where they said they worked last and if they can answer easy questions related to it. If someone says they've worked IT at a smaller firm but then cannot recognize DHCP they were either really shitty or they're lying.

We need details to help you, what is this job even for? Are you familiar enough with the specifics of that job to compete with someone who has 3 years experience?

>>1591184
Job description says front desk support. Answering calls, filing, processing applications. I put on my resume that I know how to use Excel and QuickBooks, then did a crash-course tutorial on each

dumpster around the corner, real cheap.

I'm serious, dude.
I'll give you an example -
Some guy was selling the claim to a salvaged shipwreck on a beach. It was hooked up with lighting and a generator, and secure and watertight. It was like, less than a grand.
I think it was £700 or something.
Gorgeous secluded location.
He had been living there a year or so.
Even if that wreck was ordered to be moved,
You could still for a year or so,
And that price is less than 2 months rent here.

Detroit has some great old architecture and it's the cheapest ever

Gender studies

>>1591030
Gender studies

Your mother must fucking suck at her job or is extremely outdated in her HR knowledge.

Headhunters and recruiters are the hottest "cottage" industry right now.

The majority of tech companies are going towards cheaper/replacable contractors for Tech.

Tech contractor recruiters get roughtly $30/hr out of a "consultants" fees of $150 an hour.

It's almost like a 1 layer pyramid.

Recruit/Place 4 or 5 contractors and you could be making 120 to 150 an hour just from THEIR work while you sit on your ass.

Your mother is missing out on the most lucrative contractor Recruiting decade since the early 2000's.

Ok found this list on Google.
https://forum.z.cash/t/zcash-mining-pool-list/3004/

Still not sure where to go. Guys seriously ... time is running out.

>>1590975
Guys, ZEC price is almost like Bitcoin.
Why the fuck are you ignoring every Zcash post.

We are getting rich here right now

>>1591091
Because max 1800 coins today with 15 per block and half the internet trying to mine. Additionally 20 percent of all mined coins go to the "investors".

You have better chances playing the lottery

>>1590969
In the year 2100 7 out of 10 of the Worlds largest Cities will be in Africa.

Even the merest attempt to build a proper economy that is not based on extraction in many of these places will create some strong growth, though inequality will intensify if anything. I mean imagine Kinshasa (as a mega city) with a population of over 80 million. One City with a population larger than the most populated European country (barring Russia)

>>1590969
not without taking charge I believe.

>>1590969
if you kill everyone, there will be no poor people. Problem solved

>>1590950
Music licensing is fucked up. In the US it's all tied up in consent decrees controlled by the DOJ from when they broke up a cartel controlling music production in the 50's.

There are two payment streams when you use music; the artist who performed it, and to the song writer.

For some uses (like broadcast radio, or internet streaming if the streamer owns a broadcast station) the performer gets nothing, and only the songwriter gets paid.

Technically when the song gets matched to a registered work, YouTube would have to pay SoundExchange, who would take a cut, and pay the record label, who would take a cut, who would pay the writer and performer.

In reality; the label of the original artist will probably be the only one to get paid, and the label will claim to pay the other people, and keep the money.

Can you be sued? You can be sued for anything; you just need a defense.

In all likely hood all that will happen is you will lose the ad revenue on some videos where the label claims it.

>>1590958
Great information.

But how does the fact that there are kind of two layers here matter?

For example, say the original song is "Beat It" by Michael Jackson. Someone owns the rights to that song, who knows who that is. Now this guy makes a cover version of that song. He uploads to youtube and the owner makes a claim. They work something out and the owner gets some of the ad revenue (or maybe all of it?). Now the cover artist says "I give you (me) permission to use my cover version of this song for whatever you want and you can keep 100% of your ad revenue."

Is he wrong?

>>1590966

you want an honest answer? nobody knows

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/flashback-prince-plays-a-jaw-dropping-cover-of-creep-at-coachella-20160422

Here's an instance where Prince does a cover of a radiohead song, radiohead throws it on youtube, then PRINCE sends THEM a copyright claim for using THEIR music, and manages to actually win, at least for a little while until they reverse it, and nobody still knows what the fuck happened in this scenario

>>1590867
BUMP

Art of The Deal

>>1590877
Iv read it.

Its just Donald bragging about how rich he is, and how his fathers bribes to city council got him there.

Fun book, but not actually about starting out in real estate.

>>1590802
a couple ideas that just jumped out at me.

1. Spread ridiculous amounts of misinformation about how coke has been proven to cause cancer because of some ingredient. Hundreds of blogs, thousands of facebook profiles, etc. all devoted to hurting the public opinion of coke.

2. Create a soft drink that is actually very good. This is not that difficult, the craft soda market is a booming industry.

3. Name it something hip and cool like 'Dank'.

4. Offer people money to switch. Let everyone know you want them to stop drinking coke and pepsi and will give them $100/year if they don't drink it. We'll figure out the enforcement and payment details later.

5. Get Taylor Swift and the like to advertise for new drink.


even with all this, which would most likely be a ridiculously expensive undertaking, you still might not be able to disrupt them. their death will be a slow and steady one.

>>1590811
I think your misinformation campaign is the best part of your idea.
>Believable
>Attacks and undermines one of the three pillars of coke: brand recognition

However I think challenger product needs to be more innovative and also the distribution channel advantage of coke needs to be circumnavigated. The drink doesn't even need to be good, the whole New Coke kerfuffle showed us people don't care about taste.

You need to buyout the franchises. They setup contracts with Coke and Coke is essentially the Mafia. They have bad service and force you to buy their freestyle machines as a rental. To win you need to have better prices and better CUSTOMER SERVICE.

Nope

>>1590798
Dang guess I'll just start caming.

Honestly tho' I think there is money in content but I think the days of selling video direct to the consumer are over but instead video, film, or other content needs to be the centerpiece of a business model that sells something else: whether it's advertising space or endorsement to brands, formats that can be sold to television networks, or merchandising and licencing like Lucasfilm.

>>1590823
Stop posting

>>1590701
>boohoo im sad, give me money pls

lmfao fuck off

>>1590702
thanks

You're not ganna get shit for depression cause you got to prove you're unable to work simple tasks like being a Walmart greeter. Depression isn't a disability..

Make me a sandwich.

>well we have meat and lettuce and cheese etc but no bread... :/

buy this bread from me for $8, home baked just now fresh

-end

pretty simple

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>>1590682
Thanks we will be in touch...

>>1590682
Nice reservoir dogs reference.

I'm not a salesman. Do you need bread?

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That's all well and good but do you have a patent? What's to stop your established high street shops from putting onions in their existing sock stocks?

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WHAT ARE YOUR SALES!?

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You know what? I think I'm going to invest.

You've been automated. Maybe 10-20 years ago you could make a living freelancing in web development without living in a 3rd world country.

>>1590638
Do you guys know a place where i can find a good app designer?

>>1590765
Aye, you are talking to one. I presume you must be the idea guy then.

Well, lets get started then.
Project description and budget?

Why would you buy a porn subscription when there is millions of hours of HD free porn

This has nothing to do with /biz/. Go to /adv/ or Reddit.

>>1590626

Just contact them.

I've bought a few porn subscriptions via Credit card and never had an issue.