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What's the lowest you can pay a Mexican before they revolt?

Also
>inb4nocoiner

>>2888325
Depends, which state are you in?

>>2888325
Just post on Craigslist
>Have odd jobs available, no experience or proof of person required just need hard workers
>Unfortunately due to the nature of these jobs and internal family issues I can only offer five dollars an hour
You'll get 15 emails within a day.

I really want to pursue this idea i had for a chip warmer. I think it could work on kickstarter.

>>2888331
>>2888336
AZ. What about lower than $5?

>>2888325
http://www.pewhispanic.org/2013/08/29/ii-ranking-latino-populations-in-the-states/

I'd assume states with more Latinos would signify that there are more illegals that you can hire. So with the market being competitive for them, you can obviously pay them below minimum wage, although. So probably around 7k-10k per year.

http://www.pewhispanic.org/2016/04/19/statistical-portrait-of-hispanics-in-the-united-states-trends/
Hispanics in general are already more likely to make less. So a fresh wet-back will probably go for that amount. >>2888350 Just make sure he doesn't get in contact with other high-payed illegals, as they'll just tell him that you are ripping him off.

>>2888348
What's the idea? You don't have to be very specific.

>>2888350
Put yourself in an illegal spic's sandles.
>arrive to land for free stuf
>wtf.jpg
>not everything in america is free, putos
>have to find job
>random gringo shows up to offer me a job in construction
>thisgringoisracist.jpg
>accepts job
>this gringo is gonna pay me more than i made in mexico
>stupid gringo is gonna make me rich because he cant do the adding
>haha.jpg

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>>2888368
I was thinking of something that could be as common as a toaster. In households across the world. No one likes cold chips, right?
Current prototype design attached

>>2888396
I don't like cold chips, but what else could your machine warm up? If it is solely for one food, tons of people wouldn't even consider it. Also, this reminds of a microwave.

I would personally rename it to food warmer, and maybe you can advertise it as being able to make cold fries warm and crisp (by adjusting the heat). etc.

>>2888396
a microwave, faggot?

>>2888396
Lots of competition. I hear those Vulcans are hard to beat.
>https://www.restaurantsupply.com/chip-warmers

>>2888411
That's what I was thinking, although if he could modify the machine to warm up food, and make some things crisp again (will probably require other ingredients), then it would be more worth it.

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>>2888396
Idk, something like this.

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Have any of you fags ever written an ebook? Can I make shekels doing it?

>>2888320
How feasible is it to make a living off of making a lot of overpromising kickstarter projects?

>>2888484
Never even considered it. Although the e-books that I've seen are usually from people that already have followers on social media, a youtube channel, stream, etc.

>>2888485
kek
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2017-04-19/silicon-valley-s-400-juicer-may-be-feeling-the-squeeze

It's very profitable if you do it correctly.

>>2888489
I've heard you can make a few shekels by writing one and putting it on the Kindle store.

>>2888506
What would it be about?

>>2888511
Anything. I've seen people who just pay some chink $5 to write it then sell each copy for a dollar. I was just wondering if anyone had any experience.

>>2888502
I was thinking more "make a small 30 sec tech demo style game footage of some game and never get around to publishing"

>>2888517
I wouldn't be surprised if that hasn't been done already. Even major game designer companies hype up their crap, and then everyone complains about how they didn't get the product that was advertised. You just have to build a lot of hype. So for instance, promise a bunch of crap for people funding your kickstarter, such as receiving unique in-game items that is only available to people who donated over 'x' amount, promise art renderings (sneak peaks, just do crappy sketches without color), beta access, etc.