Welp, /Biz/, I'm doing it. I'm borrowing 10K and starting

What sort of kneepads cost 10k?

>>1134192
Keep receipts/invoices for everything. You can write off everything you couldn't as a wagecuck and it's good insurance for if the IRS picks your name out of the audit hat.

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>>1134192
Hello Fellow boulder pusher

Nem

>>1134192
What does this business involve?

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>>1134205
hahaha Hahahahaha HAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHHAHA

>>1134205
>What sort of kneepads cost 10k?

Motorized ones.

They move forward/backward at the push of a button he can save on unnecessary neck pain from bobbing back and forth.

Also helps to speed off to his next customer, further increasing productivity.

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>>1134192
aight bro. How much runway did the 10k buy you?

what the fuck
>taking out a loan for your first business
fucking lmao

you can start a business for under $300. and that 10k better have a good reason.

>>1134192
Pawn shop. I've worked in one for a while and my boss is an idiot about overhead and advertising and the crap he thinks will sell and I think I can do it much better.

The cash is necessary. You don't want to have people walk in and not have enough money to buy their gold / jewelry/ shit, they'll just go someplace else.

>>1134208

thanks for the good advice.

Save up the money to start the business, borrowing is stupid and gives you unnecessary risk. If you can't save money then it means you also can't handle a company. Borrowing money is risky and makes bankruptcy more likely for no benefits at all.