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>>1396708
>Pokemon trainer

This is like inception levels of memeing

>>1396696
Yeah, I think about mid way through the mashed potatoes.

You should have to pay them a shit load every year either way. Withholding isn't a good thing.

>giving the government a free loan
no way, calculate your earnings and keep it in a high interest savings, boom you just got fucked by taxes fuck I hate taxes

If your taxes don't come out of your paycheck, yes.

>>1396477
>It's efficiency
>It is effeciency
Shit like this bugs me. My grandma used to talk about the "dumbing down" of society and now I am beginning to see exactly what she meant.

>>1396485
>a guy who can't remember first grade English is scamming people with MLM
Why aren't I rich?

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>>1396485

Good grammar make money now

Also, if anyone else uses faucets, I recommend a new one called leakybitcoins.com. Good payouts.
But that captcha will probably haunt my dreams tonight.

>>1396319

Terrible idea. Somebody who's buying property is evaluating the property itself, not the seller.

In real estate deals, nobody cares about your credentials if you seem like you know what you're doing.

If you're wanting to work for a large real estate company or an REIT, obviously something like that would matter. If you want to go into business yourself as a private investor and landlord/flipper, anything you need to know can be found in books and learned from experience.

>>1396337
Say I have great success and eventually own a decently sized real estate company that builds skyscrapers. Is it not even necessary then? It feels like when you're doing something that important you should have higher education. maybe just my own misconception...

>>1396357

If you're controlling millions of dollars in capital and building skyscrapers, it wouldn't matter if you were a high school dropout who couldn't wipe his own ass. People would do business with you. If you were to get to that point, your business achievements would be your credentials, not a piece of paper.

Look at Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg. They're both college dropouts, but anyone would do business with them because they're successful in the business world.

And that's a pretty far-fetched scenario anyway. But even in small time real estate (non-commercial property management, house flipping, and small time development), nobody cares.

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>>1396298

Day Two Results

>>1396298
>https://bigboyco.com.au/
hideous

>>1396298
You again. I am getting sick of your threads.

I reported you for your copyright infringements here: https://www.justice.gov/criminal-ccips/reporting-computer-internet-related-or-intellectual-property-crime

I urge everyone else to do the same, so that this shitposter shirtseller can start lubing his butthole.

>>1396159
could be
chances are he is wrong tho like always before.
but say doom enough sooner or later you will be right for once.
i agree we will see a new world monetary system soon enough, but will it be catastrophic? probably not.

i think their chocolate tastes nasty

cookies and cream is my favorite flavor from them

>>1396439
true af senpai

TPP is awful.

>>1396057
They probably feel blessed to get anything out of you at all. If a company pays their employees minimum wage they should expect to get minimum work quality, effort, and loyalty because they are scraping the bottom of the barrel. Minimum wagers are somewhere between welfare recipients and skilled workers. They are not lazy enough to milk the system but not driven enough to land a job making more money. As with anything, you get what you pay for.

its best not to be around people

>>1396050
You should check out /law/ not /biz/

>>1395964
Nah, we argue all the time.

>>1395979
I think this would be pretty beneficial to everyone

>>1395964
Yes

If you are asking here you are not prepared and will not get the job.

Have you not heard? Eth is a mess.

Did they stop teaching basic division in elementary school, Anon? $500/$60 = ~9 GPUs. PCPartPicker says an RX 480 is about $275. To get the required hashrate, you'd need to buy $2,500 worth of graphics cards. You'd also need at least one new PC to house them, since I don't know of anything that has 9 PCIe slots. So let's round up to $3,000. So you'd need about 6 months to break even, assuming you don't have to pay for electricity and assuming the ETH/time ratio stays the same.

>>1395900
I know the math smartass, the question is more about optimal rigs to house the new GPUs.

And also if I should be dual booting.