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Hi everyone I'm new here. I'm 30 and ready to stop being a slacker.
Realistically I have nothing and a shit retail job. What does /biz/ recommend I do to get my wealth up. Know it will take me longer so I'm guessing a 15 to 20 year plan?
lolfag what you gotta do is go to your dealer and buy a half O of weed. Blast off and take it easy for a while worry about that shit tomorrow. We all gonna die one day.
Then tomorrow start learning Java for free on the internet and then you can whore your skills to fat capitalists who want you so bad they'll pay for it.
or you can suck dikzzz for $$$$
>>1303445
Lol , too bad I don't know any dealers :( don't do drugs
Tho the java thing is a maybe
>>1303445
>Java
10 Oracle tokens have been deposited into your account.
My dentist told me I had enough insurance money for a free cleaning and I just got a call from them saying that's not the case and now I must pay $200 for the cleaning. Is that legal? How can they tell me one thing and have it not be true then charge me? They said they didn't verify my insurance in 2 years so it was a mistake.
>>1303349
sue them if you can
fuck dentists
my dentist told me that my wisdom teeth were gonna destroy my jaw in a year
that was five years ago
and that my teeth were gonna fall out due to gingivitis and im like what fucking gingivitis?
>>1303366
Do you think it could go that far? Is there any way at all this is my fault? I didn't tell them anything, they just assumed my insurance stayed the same over the last 2 years when it went from 2000 to 1500 a year.
>>1303368
Not your fault. The dentist told you information that he knew wasn't true. Even if he didn't know it wasn't true, it's still his fault for telling you that you had it covered.
It'd be like if a mechanic told you that you can get a free balance check with getting new tires, and then come to found out there's an extra 100 charge on your bill.
YOU DIDN'T LISTEN
>>1303066
Thank you, good sir.
Saw your thread, got in on that drop down from $192.70.
Not bad, but I wish you had posted at 8:42
When was this posted?
how many of you guys are DAObros?
>>1302998
DAO vs holding ETH?
Me.
>>1302998
I am. Very eager to know where DAO will be 1y-5yr from now.
>biweekly paycheck
>>1302901
>performance reviews
>annual raises
>unpaid overtime
Wageslaves, theyre just so cute.
>>1302901
try r9k
>>1302909
This
Neet master race, no money no friends no gf, no future.
Lovin it!
I'll start.
I am doing unpaid stuff at a medium sized financial services firm. I am a first year finance student. What can I expect and how should I prepare for it. Any advice is welcome.
stock up on kneepads
>>1302835
Never change, /biz/.
>>1302835
>>1302853
I laughed. This is a good start to your thread, isn't it? You based in the US?
How to buy stocks and cash out them?
>>1302814
cash them out^
>>1302814
>Go to broker
>"I'd like to buy some apple stock plz"
>buy stock
>wait
>go back to broker
>"I'd like to sell this stock plz"
ezpz
>>1302837
how do I kill the gubberment who stole our taxes
Were you do see yourself in 10 years /biz/?
I have no idea and that's the way I like it.
Whenever I get into a spot where it's obvious where I'll be in the future I get depressed and anxious
In Monaco or Montenegro, just chilling
rich, after bitcoin hits 10k
Money is just an idea.
The universe frowns upon something for nothing. You get what you give.
How do these concepts impact your life if you've practiced them?
as much as i would love to live in a utopia based on sharing and giving.. we all know that doesnt jive with human nature..
We are greedy creatures, we take what we can
>>1302580
maybe it seems like that, if you study the rich succesful people a common theme is they give a lot
>>1302580
since we have limited amount of life and are not immortal, there is value to things on this planet. If we were all invincible machines value would cease to exist.
Selfishness is good
I'm from a wealthy family and my college will be 100% paid for
I'm a bright hardworking lad, or at least I have delusions I am
What major do I go for to not mess this up and actually make money?
>can't be the first guy to ask this
>>1302552
>wealthy
>needs college to make money
why not just play the market with your inheritance, wealth-fag
>>1302555
Literally a status thing
Parents would disown an "uneducated" son
>>1302552
finance and/or econ
any stem shit
Microsoft to buy LinkedIn.
You heard it here first.
Holy shit
>>1302483
50% over market price
Holy shit, they're pretty desperate to get rid of their extra cash aren't they.
So, I saw a couple of threads asking for advice that were similar to my situation; however, I hate hijacking people's threads, and while I know /biz/ is inundated with this sort of thing, I wanted to ask some advice about graduate school and work. In short, what's a lucrative graduate program for a liberal arts major?
Long story short, I majored in classics and English, which I know are not the world's most lucrative or employable majors, but I did it with minimal debt as I had college scholarships--one of which was full tuition for majoring in classics....
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>>1302406
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Being afflicted with anxiety makes official, social interaction painful at times. I get complimented a lot on my work ethic and so forth, but I am just dying inside. I think I might be able to work this job 6-12 months more tops. Does anyone else deal with this? As in, you can only work in spurts or for a set amount of time and then you get [bored, upset, sick and tired, etc.] and you have to do something else?
I do not want clients, patients or customers. If the working world is like a restaurant,...
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soft bump
Additional soft bump
how good of a time is it to buy btc?
Not as good as 2010.
>>1302380
no point in sobbing over the past anon
>>1302383
I'm sorry, what was the question again?
>go to library to study since I'm a graduate in a menial job who daydreams about something more
>leave bus to go to library
>immediately turn around and go to the bus home
>can't stand being near normies
>maybe procrastinating as well
>tell myself I'll study at home from now on and since it will save me shitloads of commute time I deserve the rest of the day off
>>1302320
Almost any information available at the library is available on the internet.
Seems like your problem isn't with lack of knowledge, but social anxiety. Should treat that first. If you live in a state with legal weed, get some CBD.
>Normies
Go back to /r9k/
>>1302320
Its a normie world out there.
There are cuties in libraries though. Hope that motivates you bender.
I am studying a bachelor of computer science. I want to know what I should do while I am still in university so that I can increase my employability once I graduate.
Should I do side projects? Get involved student groups (like what)? Should I pursue certificates in Linux administration? Learn languages on the side? Do free-lancing work? Pick up a second language (other than English)?
Also what should I pursue a post-graduate degree in? Finance (Quantitative), Software Engineering, etc.
Suck dicks.
I'm probably not the best to ask but I'm going to be a senior in CS this fall. I'm mostly average but I find math/cs topics that interest me on the side and pursue the shit out of them. Haven't had the best internship experience but I seem well above most kids who wander around in CS and have no clue. Just always be learning anon. You have no reason not to.
In essence its somewhat similar to high school. Since apparently everyone is getting a degree you want to differentiate yourself with clubs and projects/internship.
Experience is another factor, so a resume filled with projects/internships and leadership skills should raise eyes.
And also networking. Going to events (sponsored by companies like Google or Intel or what not since you are a cs.
You seem to have the right idea, The only way you will find out the 'which' is by trying stuff out and honing your skills.
