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>>983506
bump?

>>983506
Is your mom's pussy a tight move?(yes it is)

>>983672
instructive

>>983454
Oh and its not GPA either, since mine is extremely good and I know their GPA is not as good as mine.

>>983454
Maybe there aren't enough women in your field so they choose them more then you.

>>983454
Word, I spent 8 years at private engineering school getting a masters degree and I haven't had a job since july.

My friend adrienne got a fine arts degree, a bachelors, and she somehow is a senior account executive at this marketing company in Philly.

Completely backwards... Like everything else in the us right now...

>>983248
>how do billionaires avoid inflation /biz/?

They purchase assets.

>>983248
Dude are you retarded? Inflation is good, you got 1 billion dollars inflation is gonna make that bank worht more next year man. Inflation like 2% you get 2 million in da bank next year + interest you be fucking bowling

I don't think you understand how inflation works.

No, billionaires cannot avoid inflation. No one can. They just have the ability to hedge against it, or at least have their assets in monetary vehicles that track inflation. eg TIPs

I want a job as a server at a restaurant in Canada.

I don't even care which restaurant it is I just want a job that is usually quite decent with tips and has human interaction ;-;

How to find? They all seem to either want someone with experience OR a hot girl. Hot women seem to be able to get in even with downs and no experience at all.

>>983180
Position: Mailman
Location: Edmonton, AB.
Requirements: Spatial awareness, reading maps, driving, being a packmule, ability to not shoot coworkers.
Pay: 19.90-22/h
Hours: 40h/wk, paid 40 even if you finish shifts early, daily OT: [email protected], 2h@2x pay in busy seasons like now.

I can do a route however I want, but between job stress and meeting time requirements by management(even though I do a random route every day) the pay is sometimes hard to justify.
>>983202
No you fucking don't.

>>983180
Position: Part-Time Bank Teller
Location: Scottsdale AZ
Requirements: Customer service/cash handling exp or close enough
Pay: 11.50
Hours: 20 per week, the occasional Saturday

I had always wanted to work at a bank so since I work from home I decided to get a job at a bank during the day out of self-interest and the desire for human interaction, while also continuing to work from home at night for actual money. It's interesting seeing big checks and stacks of cash but to be honest it's nothing like I expected... but I guess I didn't know what to expect other than walking into big vaults and throwing money around like a little kid. That doesn't happen

It depends.

There's static, dynamic, and subjective technical analysis. Most big investment firms and pro guys only look at static technical analysis. Weekly/Monthly highs and lows, fibs off those highs and lows, pivot points, VWAP, etc. Most unsuccessful traders look at dynamic and subjective technical analysis. Dynamic TA are things that constantly change such as moving averages, MACD, RSI, etc. Subjective TA are things created by the user and that not anybody else may be looking at, such as drawn fibs, trendlines, channels, etc.

>>982888
The vast majority of traders don't make money.

>>982888
nope, it's great for me. it's basically all i use in forex trading and i make solid money. most people are just shitters who panic sell too fast and don't actually know what the hell is going on LOL.

>Most exciting
Ancient Alien Theorists
Bill Nye The Science Guy
Adolf Hitler
Scooby Doo

>Most Boring
Any STEM degree
Military

Kek, you literally didn't name any job the average person could have besides the theorist crap. Way to go asshole, proud of ya!

>Most exciting
dick sucking when sucking dicks

>Most Boring
dick sucking when not sucking dicks

>>982778
go to r9k and complain there

>>982783
im hardly complaining, my mind is just fkd and looking for some biznessman help and thoughts

>>982784
its never too late, dont listen to old geasers. In pissed cause you are giving up so easily.

>>982596
bump

>>982596
A good scam with tied in sales and/or recruiting can still be lucrative. I've seen a generally dumb friend make nice money just selling knives with little "promotions" drip fed to him. Pyramid design, legit business, sketchy hiring, no payoff if you suck at it. Then I've seen the flipside, fairly smart friend trapped into rental recruitment scam that has him sucking dick for dick dust. Both have offered me fabulous trips to islands.

>>982609
My question is can you learn anything from it despite selling stuff that you don't want to?

Dividends are great until you have to do your taxes.

But if it is working for you then that's great

I'll start:

>Vanguard high yield dividend etf

>>982487
The tax rates on dividends aren't so bad. Especially compared to how much you lose in a high income tax bracket

I think I saw that position, wasn't it for someone on maternal leave or some shit?

>>982426
Money > Women

>>982442
Nah they're asking for a bunch of people, recruiter even asked me to tell my friends

>>982329
Is the danger you mention spoilage or customs?

>>982332
More to do with the attitude people get when they want to buy things considered morally challenging. Veal, Foie gras, etc. Customers like my "I'll get it done, no stress" attitude apparently.

>>982335
Meh I'm not convinced.
Veal is usually live export.
Foie gras is a good that the demographic who enjoy it couldnt give the slightest fuck about geese.

>>982263
I'd guess $300k+ for Manhattan middle class

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>>982263
well, usually your employee pays the living etc. this is the case with any "well-known" company in nyc and silicon valley. employers rarely have to pay rents, foods, cars etc.

>>982263
college is useless and a business model buy bitcoin

Shamless self bump. No one in all of Biz is following the A Class shares in China?... anyone want to? Looking for people interested to increase our shared knowledge!

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>>982525
You are about to regret it

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I can tell you why in the longest paragraph of your life but I'm lazy and some bunch here are die-hards about Shanghai

That's a fair amount of capital what kind of returns are they looking for?

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>>981988
bitcoin

>>981841
>that would kill lives

>>981841
Yes. Even in the purest business sense, your reputation has a value as well.

Welcome to the automobile industry. This is done all the time.