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>>1440407
>why don't you join, anon ?

Because there's a lot of competition.

Male pornstars are only wanted in gay porn, plus there's many other problems.
>A lot of competition to stay competitive
>Get used up in a few years
>Your face and name is slandered by being in porn movies, going to be hard to find a professional job when you dry up
>Low pay mostly unless you're extremely popular
>Piracy is very big now so it's harder to monetize porn

>>1440407
Really well marketed porn stars probably make alot, upwards of $100,000 /yr if your videos are excellent and you have a large fan base. Others not so much, but if you have talent and a good video director thats dedicated to creating top quality videos, then you can probably make something. I dont know where the money comes from though. Porn subscriptions? Im not entirely sure, but I believe its a tough business to get into. Lots of competition.

>>1440407
because i have a tiny penis :(

>>1434675
Ask Becky out.

>>1434675
Don't go to college.

>>1434675
try r9k

>>1447205
I don't

If i'm forced to then probably some sort of crime

>>1447205
Invest in meme stocks and pray to kek

If I gave u my busn plan online without you signing my confidentiality agreement you would greedily steal my idea, profit off it, and give me no credit for my work

>>1447163
Ebay.

how to get your shit limited 101

>>1447452
why would this limit your acc?

>>1447134
When I say generators, I mean industrial sized power generators. I've noticed they seem to get chucked on ebay or gumtree(national classifieds) whenever they stop working.

>>1447134
Iphones?
Cracked screens should be an easy fix and plenty of buyers.

>>1447170
Everyone and their grandmothers are doing that it seems. The ROI is maybe 40% and I'd have to do large batches to make good money. Would also take lots of time to buy/sell them as I'd be traveling to pick them up since they're cheapest from local classifieds.

I want something worth upwards of £500+, with a ROI of at least 60-80% once fixed. Thanks for your suggestion though.

Shameless and desperate bump.

>>1447121
which country?

>>1447160
United States. Sorry, I should have said that in the OP.

>>1447115
Have you tried Scientology?

>>1447122
I was thinking about this. I've only recently found out about 4029. Do you know any specifics about scientology? Don't they have membership fees?

>>1447122
Scientology wouldn't work. It was founded in 1953. The requirement is the religion had to be around before 1951.

>>1447037
>The most valuable property I have is in my city's downtown, but with the current market situation It would be impossible to sell it
You could fire sell it, but I suspect you don't actually want that.
>Should I just hire the mafia to burn it down and claim the insurance?
No.
>Which ways can I receive capital from it without losing much from the property's value?
Rent it out. If it's in a city's downtown, it shouldn't be hard to find tenants. Just fill the fucker up with cheap tenants on a one-year lease and keep renewing/modifying terms as the market improves.

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>>1447037
>Should I just hire the mafia to burn it down and claim the insurance?

Send us the pic of that downtown neighbourhood bro, we'll help you determine what do.

Forgot to mention that it's an educational center in what became a foreigner's neighbourhood (Basically all the city's downtown did)

I'm fucked right

I feel like it would be easier for you to get this job by killing off the competition than by being informed and qualified.

>>1446971
At a glance, theyre probably a waste of time and money compared to more streamlined online resources.

>>1446971
Access to books is always good, but paying for those books might not be your best bet. A lot of those appear to be the kinda "GET RICH FAST" books that inspire but aren't terribly meaningful.

I can't say I'd ever recommend you start a game development company, but you'd be better served simply sitting down and programming something solo. Don't put the cart before the horse - you don't need employees to make a great game.

>>1446968
Know someone who works there to get your foot in the door.

If you're in America, though, you're fucked. Economy's in the shitter, more people than jobs, illegals and interns taking all the entry-level stuff.

Did you bother to apply for an underling job where your parents work? That would solve your transportation issue if you can carpool with them and it would give you a leg up on hiring because management will feel like you'll work harder in order to not piss of mommy and daddy.

>>1446968
>gymnasium

Swede or German?
Welfare societies require workers to deal with that. Go shower old people. If that is not to your liking, get a job as personal carer for somebody that can go to the loo by themselves.

>>1446943
Stop spending money you don't have.

>>1447225
Step one is admitting you have a problem. I have.

Now what though - is it better to get a secured credit card with the deposit behind it or have a parent with excellent credit to co-sign for a standard one? Assuming I use it ONLY to boost my credit, which is better?

You know, things like that.

Be frugal. The more frugal you are the faster you will be able to repay your debt. Let it motivate you, GL.

I've had plenty of jobs, none have ever checked my references

List a number you know noone will answer. Easiest just to do Google Voice. Also you are a shitty employee.

>>1446921

Have you ever worked an engineering job?

Did they need the reference for a background check?

>>1446899

Why did you leave?

>>1446899
Is your original manager even still there?

>>1446899
>>1446899
Leave it on your resume but change the number. List a friend or buy a burner phone and pick up and change your voice IF they call. Look up sample resumes on google or use a template from microsoft office. Make up a bunch of volunteer work that can never be verified like charity walks or picking up trash on the road. Get as many phones you need and rinse and repeat.

>>1446805
1. It was freely given to people so there's a lot of people with 'free' ETC willing to trade
2. Highly manipulated coin, so most people trading have large pockets
3. Eth always had 1st or 2nd volume, but after the hack people jumped ship so Etc is filling that vacuum.
4. It's worth less than Eth, so people can be expected to trade ~6x as much Etc per 1 Eth
5. It had crazy gains early on, that attracted a lot of attention

>>1446805
Because insiders like Chandler Guo and Barry SIlbert are buying them all up before they release big news

Because ETH isn't listed on Plonux

This has to be a troll

>>1446722
>can't even do the simplest of journal entries
you're toast kid