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One word:
Bread Napkins.
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A unique product where napkin is also as well as a bread.
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Are you nuts? Nobody these days wants to bread napkins. Now if the napkin were to bread on the other hand...
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>>1590630
Shit you are right, I did not think of that one. Napkins... bread?
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What's your plan for the next recession?
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>implying technical analysis is real
>implying past performance can predict future results
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>>1590557
business cycle is cyclical.
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>>1590555
My portfolio is well diversified with recession proof investments. I own a business that sells products that won't drop off in demand because of a recession.
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what does /biz/ think about drug dealers?
I can see why it is appealing to people with low income, next to no skills or money needed, high markups, consistant consumer base, minimal effort required etc.
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>>1590525
I think they're meeting a demand in the market
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I got friends who are drug dealers (pot, nothing else), they're good people and I like them. I wouldn't do it though because I have good income and am at the stage in my life where I don't want to invite anything that could possibly disrupt what I got going on. If you deal don't deal anything people get addicted to, otherwise you're going to have fiends calling you at 3am looking for a fix
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>>1590525
Yeah you pretty much covered all the bases OP. I used to sell a lot in high school and college, but once I got my first internship I quit because it wasn't worth it anymore. The money is really good and usually it's easy but the stress can be a real killer. You're always looking over your shoulder and being sketchy. Once I saw a few friends get busted I realized it wasn't worth it, you'll end up spending whatever you made on bail.
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How come employers don't want me, man?
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>>1590471
Because you're black.
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>>1590474
lmao
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>>1590471
Not /biz/ related, but that was the saddest episode ever.
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Would you hire a transvestite to your business?
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No. I don't mind trannies per se, but I certainly don't want to hire a special snowflake.
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Id let them suck my penis.
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absolutely! we always need more product testers here at the zyklon b factory
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is it true supermarkets typically overstock on candy for halloween season, and afterwards the remaining candy is put on clearance?
and not just for halloween but other holidays like christmas, easter, 4th of july, etc.?
basically, is it true that buying candy after the holiday sales is cheaper than buying during the sale?
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Have you never fucking walked into a store after Halloween?
Were you literally born yesterday?
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>>1590412
>Is clearence stock less expensive than current season stock?
Yes
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>>1590445
Yes & no
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Is this accurate?
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>>1590397
Accurate for...?
Becoming wealthy? No
Becoming employable? Yes.
A chart for becoming wealthy would have law, finance and accounting at the top.
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>>1590439
law really?
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What can we expect from the small business sector after the obamacare double digit rate hike?
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>>1590348
small businesses are exempt.
/thread
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>>1590398
/thread
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>>1590398
/thread
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for some reason, the internet has made this information impossible to find. with the pits at the nymex closing, how are energy futures PHYSICALLY/TACTICALLY traded in the US? is it just people sitting at bloomberg terminals in the offices of an investment bank calling people with bid prices? who are they calling? how are more complicated contracts created, or are the ICE and NYMEX offering all you get?
if i was a an airplane company that wanted to hedge oil prices, what is the chain of people that would need to go through, and how would they be connected?
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>>1590308
Bumping for interest
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You would trade it in an exchange, like pretty much any other future. If you're not a member if an exchange, you'd get your FCM to do it for you. Exchange traded stuff doesn't really have people telephoning around, you place an order electronically and it maybe gets filled. If you wanted to trade something that isn't offered on an exchange (like swaps), you could theoretically trade with anyone who wants to take the other side of it.
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>>1590382
airlines are asking their FCMs to trade oil futures?
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Does anyone know how to go about "selling" to a government agency?
Lets say I have an idea for a product/system that will greatly reduce freeway traffic and congestion. Implementing said system would require government approval because it would involve installing physical hardware alongside roadways as well as changing/improving some of the current shitty driving laws that are in place.
Do I just schedule a meeting with someone in charge at the US DOT (Dept of Transportation) and pitch the the product along with a price? I wouldn't be pitching them just an idea, I would be delivering them a completed, tested, and proven product that would be ready to be put to use as soon as they approve and buy it.
Patents would be filed prior tony of this happening obviously. Would this be the right way of approaching it? By going down to the main people in charge of this particular agency and trying to persuade them?
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>>1590298
Are you in America? Thinking of revamping the traffic system? Going against construction and material lobbies that have a vested interest in the status quo? Good luck.
Nothin' personal, kid
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>>1590305
So thats why no one has done this yet?
Well shit, I never really considered that possibility...
As far as I can tell, this product won't undermine any construction profits. I mean, if anything it will be good for construction companies because they can get paid to install it.
Unless the system works so good that the congested freeways that were scheduled to get expensive upgrades and lane widening no longer need it. Hmm. On second thought, you might be right about this.
I'll look into the whole construction lobby thing. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.
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>>1590298
Bribes. Nepotism. Or favours to people that are greater than bribes could cover.
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I'm tired of hearing about buying real estate.
Post apartments, rents and other related things.
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I live in a nice apartment in the Atlanta suburbs.
Small 1br/1ba, 500sq ft.
I pay $900 a month for everything (water, power, cable, internet, trash, all included)
I'll post pics later.
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>>1590329
>all included
Lucky!
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>>1590672
Yeah it's so fucking convenient. I used to hate having to sit down and figure out individual bills every month.
Who here /AMZN/?
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hold me brah
good time to buy into Q4 imo
the results were still bretty gud
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>>1590292
Yeah, just in time for the election...
Pass...
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Pretty happy actually. Great time to buy more as mentioned above. We live in a delusional world where a juggernaut company that makes a solid profit loses 6% of its share value because the profits weren't what some jew analyst thought they would be.
What a fucking joke.
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I worked at a warehouse for 2 days and made 215 because I worked 26 hours. I quit because the work conditions were miserable and the managers were basically nonexistent. Should I file this w-2 on my taxes or should I risk it and leave it out? I'll have made around 6k from my current job by the end of the year (only started in july) and I don't want to lose a fuck ton of money off of my tax return because of that miserable job.
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You filled out a W4, didn't you? If you filled out a W4 and you're getting a W2, they've already collected their taxes. All the taxes they take on your gross under 10k is just returned, basically.
They've already taken the money, they'll give it back when you file it on your 1040ez.
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>>1590283
Don't file it.
The IRS is gonna give zero fucks about $215.
> my brother worked for the IRS
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I was in a similar situation a few years back and I got fined like 200 bucks because I didn't report a job that I worked for two weeks.
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Free bank account info 2016-10-27 20:22:06 Post No.1590266
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Alright 4chan. I've come into possession of a bank account number and routing number (no relation to this person). Obviously I want to use it to buy shit but I don't want it traced back to me, was thinking about converting it to bitcoin through 'circle' but don't want it traced. If anyone can help me out, I don't mind sharing;)
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>>1590266
depends how much time you have. best bet is to
have a circle account with a fake identity. hell if you think you'll make enough by stealing from this bank account you could buy a whole fake passport that would undoubtedly get you verified
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>>1590266
>If anyone can help me out, I don't mind sharing;)
how much? got a throwaway email?
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>>1590266
Can't you just buy a burner phone/ipod on craigslist for $100?
Then use public wifi to buy electronic gift card codes and have them emailed to you.
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Marijuana Greenhouse Operation Costs 2016-10-27 20:14:05 Post No.1590265
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Marijuana Greenhouse Operation Costs
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Hello /biz/ I am currently the Human Resource manager for the largest medical marijuana grower in Southern California, we are fairly new and expanding quickly. I have been tasked with finding information on the costs of operations for other large marijuana cultivation greenhouses. I am looking to compare thier expenses to ours, I have to present this information to potential investors and I want to gauge a cost comparison between my company and others. I am looking for public information such as Material cost, Labor cost, Transportation cost, Distribution cost, Utility costs, Space cost, and any other Misc costs.
I have been doing some research myself but I have not been able to come across any good detailed information.
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do you happen to be hiring by any chance? I am also located in socal and I know how to grow.
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>>1590267
Not at the moment.
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>>1590265
If they are traded on the stock market there should be plenty of info in their annual reports.
If they are privately owned then info will be harder to find. Plus these are cash businesses so there is less of a paper trail and accounts may not be accurate.
I'm not sure what the tax laws are in cali but there may be some publicly available records on the state tax website.
Otherwise you could try discreetly getting info from their suppliers/customers but your competitors
will be pissed when they find out.
There are private "business intelligence" companies that do this stuff and firms like dun & bradstreet but obviously that won't come free.
Basically this stuff is company confidential information that your competitors should take measures to protect, it's not an easy task.