/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54061256

>>53190413
To make things more fun. Since all our shop items can be bought at grocery stores for cheaper. I buy those same products from the grocery store. if someone gives me cash, I then take the cash. And replace the product with my own so inventory doesn't come out sus. So if we sell a Water bottle for $4 (that's the actual price). Then I replace that water bottle with my own and the manager can never find out. If people complain about the prices of a product being too high (Like we sell a tiny bag of chips for $3) I tell them I can give them two for the price of one if they pay cash. Then stuff that cash, replace the chips with my store-bought ones and inventory comes out perfectly fine. Basically a water bottle at the store is equivalent of less than 20 cents, but when I sell it here it's $3 for a Dasani, $4 for Smart Water. The flipping is INSANE here.

>>52342541

>WTF NOOO YOU CAN'T PRINT MONEY AND BE IN DEBT WTFFFFFFFFF

Lmao literally nobody except for schizo libertarians actually thinks like this anymore. Both parties recognize that there's nothing wrong with unlimited debt spending and just making more money. We've been doing it for like 70 years, it's fine. There's literally nothing you can possibly do about it either so even if it's not fine just roll with it lol

>>50595431
>Additional tickets don't really help your odds much

Remember, these are the people who are giving you financial advice on this board.

>insult or argue with someone on /biz/
>"Oh yeah? Well I'm 21 and have a net worth of 7.2 million dollars. I got in early. I currently own multiple properties and live in a mansion that I had built in a small town in Idaho. I'm married to a 16 year old white virgin and we have two children. I work from home for 4 hours per week and make 250k per year."

>>49638293
This anon gets it. Let me explain it for other people who don't understand how effective lying is.


>Won't they catch me???
MOST, I repeat MOST companies don't thoroughly verify if you're lying. It does not fucking matter if 3 or 5 companies catch you in the act, as long as one job hires you then you're IN and you have effectively skipped 5-10+ years of grinding up the corporate ladder.


>W-what if I get caught?
Then you don't get the job, you can't go to jail for doing this. If you told the truth then you STILL wouldn't get the job. So lying has ZERO consequences. The only time I wouldn't lie is for a high profile job like google where they will blacklist you.

I REPEAT! It does NOT MATTER if 3 or 5 people catch you lying. All you need is one company to not do their due diligence, and you have effectively cheated your way to double or triple the pay you'd regularly have to take. MOST companies train you on the job regardless.

>>29989501

>>28404880

>>27748561
>he doesnt know
i bought in at $12.60 and sold at the peak of $19 off pure guesswork. Im LITERALLY unstoppable. See you later, poor people.

>>25899557
>market growth after tether
>price only goes up
Eat my shorts and KYS, bulltard

>>23376205

>>18088606
>Imagine ironically believing this

>>14425161

>>14328678
>correlation between halving events and price spikes is close to 1
>price is utterly demand driven
cheers, bruv

>>14086478

>BUUUHUUUUUUUUUUUU
>bitcoin will NEVER rise again ;_____________;

Listen faggot, bitcoin is stronger than you could ever imagine, bitcoin will EXPLODE later this year when people see how fucking RESISTANT it is, this bitch will chug on through the most endless of dark nights, powered solely by dark-net markets.

>>12362362
>I just bought 1.5 million VET
>>12362414
>China hustle stuff is bullshit
>>12362496
>Holo
>QNT

>the black dude rapping the whole time

>>10689393
>They're working
They SAY they're working. But all we've seen is mozarella lmao

>investing in morally dubious use cases like prostitution

I don't think so Jim

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