/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57524680
-0.12%
COULD HAVE BEEN A LOT WORSE

>>55213198
If you are not smart, then you'll have to work hard. If you are climbing the uneducated ladder, then do this:
>work hard. Kiss ass.
1. Get promoted to be a supervisor (you probably only get paid $1 more)
>2 years later
2a. Ask your company that you want to be trained to be a store manager.
2b. Go apply to another company for a similar position that has a clear pathway for you to be a manager like Chick-fil-A or Costco.

>>54019933
...o-okay I will.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LwcvjNJTuM

I have a small stash of gold that's approaching a value that might bring me unwanted attention. I think a nice long boat ride with it will help clear my head. Any tips on going boating with shiny rocks, frens?

>>30349229
BTC to drop. I want more BTC ETFs in my tax free account. The CC premiums are juicy on something as volatile as BTC.

>>29964846
Its pretty much a double edged sword, might hurt based restaurant owners but its beneficial to based customers. Faggots go to a certain restaurant, based go to another, both get divided and conflict arises which is what jews want. It makes based restaurants easy targets for antifa mob but also antifa doesn't really care as they are niggers and if chinks rule, we know how chinks are based and handle minorities

I will always hold DOGE
I like the coin

>>28656826
yo ho ho and a bottle of rum. hes getting drunk and doing a cum.

>>24805886
>>24805767
>>24807588
There were sub- communities on ph that had their own webrings where they only shared with each other. I imagine they will keep that going but just not in a visible way. There's an opportunity for a decentralized wikipornia for sure.

>>24803939
Buy SpankChain

>>24311029
There's already a ton in the works that will push society toward greater automation, and there's already acceptance of UBI as the first step of socialism. I like the idea of fully automated luxury communism (like star trek), but consider it a highly improbable longshot and therefore a trap. Human capital and securitization is coming and in some areas has already begun.
What do you specifically think can be done by a random uncoordinated mass of neets which may "make it" from crypto, who are up against a cartel of global financial elites?

>>23915136
My cousin reads a ton of books. There's also the travel meme. I think knowledge and adventure get old at some point though.
Humans are the greatest source of entropy on the planet, and tiny humans that are fragments of you add more value than anything you can buy or make.

>>20426591
Okay that cinches it. I will never trade that company while he is CEO. Quick check finds he's a mormon and a college dropout, can't handle the social media bants.