/biz/ - Business & Finance

>there will never be another rich

I'm 37 and I've never felt more lonely in my life. All I have are my pushups, beer, and journal. I wish the pain would stop but I don't know how. More than that, I'm afraid I'll never change.

Hey guys, making it means I'll stop feeling so lonely and finally have a sense of belonging, right?


Right?

>>50770710
He was harsh but in the life's casino he wasn't a villain. The book, I don't know if he used a ghostwriter, is even better than the film. Not boring at all. Reminds me of Chuck Palahniuk. If ten percent of that's true, he's /our guy/
If he did, in fact, write it all himself, we'd have another great writer on top of his other numerous qualities. If you're reading this, Mister Belford, please pump LUNC to one USD; I have no other hope but rope without it.

>>50614492
r/superstonk is has turned into the wrong kind of cult, it's fucking useless

I'm starting to realize that 90% of you are zoomers/young millennials and have only ever experienced bull market conditions and are not ready for what's coming

>you can be rich but you will never have parents who unconditionally supported you and loved you and were unquestionably proud of you
>You will never have an innate sense of being accepted, loved, and secure
>You will always be alone and empty.

We need another stimmy