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I need some serious office advice here. Tomorrow I'm doing a test at work, alongside some of my colleagues. I don't think they know I have aspbergers, but they've noticed I've got something, because just the other day I had enormous problems staying focused on a test. Everyone was talking and chatting (right next to me) and I couldn't stay focused on the questions. I normally have no problems in everyday work, but these tests will be difficult if I can't focus.
So anyways, here's my question: Should I sperg out tomorrow and use ear plugs...
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Take the earplugs with you, if you can concentrate during the test then don't use them.
Use them in can you can't?
PASSED THE EXAMEN MOTHERFUCKERS
Does money bring happiness?
>>1290414
Not really, it just make your problems more easy to solve. But sometimes your real problems are your inner demons, and it's really hard to take those problems away
It ENABLES you to make yourself happy
Not necessarily. Also these ^^^
Hi /biz/
Have you some new promessing cryptocurrencies in mind?
>>1290025
First for TRUMP to the Moon!
>>1290025
ethereum and bitcoin, forget about everything else.
Ethereum
>invest in stocks now and will probably get wiped out in the coming global economic depression of 2016/2017
>don't invest now and put everything in cash and my bank will collapse once they default on loans as global consumption falls in the depression
>buy gold/silver and the government confiscates it to defend their fiat currency
>buy bitcoin or crypto and the electricity grid shuts down due to the peak energy crisis caused by the global depression
Literally...
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Land.
Do a bit of everything to minimise the risk
>>1289989
But "EVERYTHING" is going to be affected in the global depression.
I can't believe the Etherium meme actually took off
Damn
You just had to listen.
10x gains in half a year.
Better than any other shit being peddled on /biz/
>>1289616
Just wait until the Trumpcoin meme takes off.
>>1289616
Lisk is the next ETH.
I'm looking to go into a god tier trade /biz/
I watched Mike Rowe on PragerU talking about not following your passion but instead taking opportunities. I'm thinking of getting into a trade, working up to a master, and after maybe a couple years it'll be the right time to open my own business of that trade. My thinking behind this is because I think the whole society saying "you'll only find a good job with a college degree" meme will finally be a popped bubble.
So what are some trades I should start looking at?
>>1289508
I've been a stone mason for 5 years. I was also a commercial glazier (glass) for 3 years. AMA
>>1289523
What time do you usually start your shifts and end? Is it a set schedule like clock in at 9 and out by 5 or is it until the job's done? What kind of money is there to make in that industry? Would you recommend getting into it now?
>>1289559
>usually start at 8 and work till around 3:30 with a short lunch around 12
>make about $250 a day
Stonework is really rewarding to me cause you get to step back and look at the incredible stuff you built every day. It's really hard on your body though so I try to only do the fun projects. It all depends what you are looking for in a trade. The more technical trades like HVAC and elevators pay extremely well, but personally I enjoy masonry to the...
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How manys /biz/ users have slight substance abuse issues?
>>1289351
Alcohol most days, Adderall 2-3 times a week.
It's not perfect, but don't let anyone fool you that working hard matters. It's about who you deal with and how you deal with them. Being charismatic and on top of your game is pretty much the most important thing.
Amphetamine analogues almost every day for 4 years.
I'm up to smoking at least a bowl almost daily coping with work stress and general anxiety. Could be on worse stuff but it's still not a good thing.
The Ultimate Hedge?
Let's say the entire economy collapses. Currency becomes almost worthless. Unemployment is sky-high. Let's say another great depression. How would you prepare? Let's be realistic because it could happen.
>>1289249
Be white. Race war would ensue and of course the armed, intelligent, whites will band together and reestablish communities and economy.
In all seriousness not even a /pol/ tard
medicines
long shelf life foods
guns
ammo
water treatment/fresh water access
be fit as fuck
learn wilderness survival skills
agricultural land far from dense urban centers
Guns and gold.
I have $500 to invest this summer via Robinhood.
It's good practice to follow advice from an anonymous image board, so what do you recommend /biz/?
Pic unrelated.
Dude put all $500 into PSID and hold it for 5 years. When it hits $1 a share you'll have so much money that you can invest with.
wres
>>1289168
Fuck Robinhood, get a real fucking broker and buy up PSID
What stocks are you currently investing in?
How is your portfolio looking
Are you up or down and by how many points ?
What are your thoughts on medical marijuana INC. Only 0.4 per share could be 5$ by the end of this year
>holding stocks less than a year
>paying the federal jew income tax
>>1288836
Just started investing
>>1288842
no one on this thread makes more than 1k from stocks. they all shill trumpcoin in their mothers basement while shes banging on the door about the bill
18 yr old here
Never had a job, first place that offered to take me part time said most of my hours would be closing on weekends. So Friday and Saturday nights and Sunday all day.
Sounds like shit so im considering turning it down, but i want to know:
Are most part time jobs like this? If you guys tell me i prob cant find anything with better hours ill just take it i guess
Pic not related
Anything retail is like this. Most people shop weekends so yeah they'll need you. Jobs like landscaping can get away with m-f early in the day.
yes. you are at the bottom of the totem pole so you will be getting the worst shifts. have fun.
>>1288744
no ur lucky, those weekend hrs didnt exist in 2014
Are there any books on credit default swaps that aren't 800 page college textbooks?
>>1288645
what's wrong with an 800 page college textbook
unless you're a mongo you can work through that shit in a week easy.
>>1288648
Come on now.
>>1288648
>in a week easy
Hello NEET. How was, yet again, another day of doing absolutely nothing
1463 Haight St, San Francisco, CA 94117
It can't be a:
Restaurant
Dispensary
Convenience Store
Clothing Store
Souvenir Shop
...as there are already too many in the area.
http://www.loopnet.com/Listing/19612353/1463-Haight-San-Francisco-CA/
Safe space trigger free pay what you want coffee shop for liberated womyn and nu males
>>1288287
>1463 Haight St, San Francisco, CA 94117
Thanks, but there is already a safe space trigger free pay what you want coffee shop for liberated womyn and nu males next door at 1457 Haight:
https://www.google.com/maps/@37.7699907,-122.4463571,3a,75y,180.46h,83.64t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sp_drdQ0fwGADk4T19f6W9w!2e0!7i13312!8i6656!6m1!1e1
>>1288241
Knee pads, you know what to do
I'm looking for a type of investment that yields a monthly income.
My pay is very irregular and unreliable. I have enough money to invest with, and could save quite a bit, but a regular income, even a tiny one, would really ease my mind. So I just want to invest my excess pay the minute I get it. I'll keep doing this until I can retire.
Obvious choice is buying real estate and renting it out, but I'm dealing with sums of less than 50K at a time, and I don't live in the American Midwest. What's a more hands-free alternative for a monthly...
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Why do you care where you live when investing in real estate? Don't fall for the "I have to live close to my rental property" meme.
And 50k is a reasonable downpayment.
>>1288193
I could explain myself, but I'd rather not set foot in that hamster wheel. I am not buying real estate.
>>1288088
>regular income, even a tiny one
how small are we talking?
>2016
>not living in a state with zero income tax
>>1288055
>Not living in Puerto Rico which has no capital gains tax and a low flat income tax
PA is 3.07 not 3.1. Makes me wonder what else is wrong. Also certain goods aren't taxed like food.
>>1288055
>2016
>not living in a state with capped property taxes
