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>Europeans will defend this as economically sound policy
Its a viable solution to counter declining population.
Immigrants breed more prodigiously than matives.
why is declining population a bad thing with massive unemployment and an ever-increasing amount of automation?
Better: why not provide economic incentives to natives to encourage a higher birthrate?
Unless you have some type of agenda to fulfill by importing 3rd worlders...
>>971963
They are about as intelligent as niggers, stay on welfare and are really just there to conquer Europe
WELL? Is it a TARGET school?
>>971266
WILL this school get me a job at the GOLDMAN?
>>971297
Damn straight buddy!
Hey /biz/, would it be feasible to have a small operation selling condoms? The state subsidizes the cost of condoms at my university, making it only $0.10 a condom for brand name varieties. I can buy a limit of $5 each day, but I have enough time to accumulate inventory before I would actually start selling.
I realize the unit costs are much less for manufacturers to wholesale directly to consumers, but I've never met someone who has bought condoms online. I usually see people buying $7.99 3-packs of Trojan at the local convenience store, so I think there's...
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>>970030
No...
There isn't money to be made. They sell packs of condoms in bulk on Amazon for a few bucks, better than buying them individual from some sketchy meme guy on ebay
You need to be the guy selling condoms for $2 a pop at 2am on a friday when a guy is going home with a chick but does not have protection.
>>970030
Just set up a booth inside a college dorm and you're all set.
Is Investment Banking a huge /biz/ and pretty much everywhere meme?
Reading more and more about people's experiences in it, it sounds downright horrible and just doesn't seem like it pays off for the amount of work put in.
>Need to get accepted to target school for IB
>Need to work your ass off in college to get top 5-10% of class
>Need to do hella extracurriculars, network like crazy and get a good internship or two
>5 or so people...
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It's worse than medicine when it comes to soul sucking wage slavery.
Yeah, the ceiling is high, but the amount of hours, luck, and dick sucking is just not worth it
>>968947
It sounds like a terrible career tbqh.
And the worst part is just how hard you to work to get into it... It makes no sense.
Literally breaking your balls to get into target school, then breaking your balls ONCE AGAIN to get top of class just to have a chance of being one of 5 people to get into IB.
Why is there such an emphasis on this board and other University forums that investment banking is the be-all and end-all of careers? When realistically you have to be the smartest/hardworking of all to...
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>>968951
Because the type of people that want to do I-banking (or big law or consulting) are the ones who are very fixated on prestige. And prestige only exists in the heads of other people, so they spend a lot of time re-affirming their life choices by making sure other people know that it's awesome.
I'm back, guys.
Rehab was kind of fun. Don't really recommend it, though. Don't know if the moe archive is back up, so I'm not hunting for links to the old threads.
On me: 24 year old college dropout. Make around $12,000 a month selling timeshare.
Here to help with sales pitches, share stories, and give basic sales instruction to anons.
Last time I was on here, I went over emotive words. Think I'll cover assumptive speech and getting the client to take ownership this go around.
>>967151
What are your sales pitch?
Do you need any qualifications?
How does one get into selling timeshares?
Should I buy a plot of land now even though I probably won't build a house on it for another 5-10 years?
How's it zoned? What's nearby?
>>973798
It's about 6 acres waterfront off a river. About 4 acres is wooded/tall grass. The rest has been cleared for a house site. Just a dirt road with no buildings. It's mostly flat. It's zoned for residential and recreational.
>>973798
It's also pretty remote. All of the lots on the road are 4+ acres. But gas/electric lines runs through the neighborhood already as well as Comcast cable so it's not too innawoods. About 15 minutes from Williamsburg, VA
Lets get the obvious one out of the way first.
>>973620
Based
Weyland industries is probably the dumbest one.
>>973620
Who's the biggest Retard you've seen on this board?
We're all retards here but some off us are more retarded than others
But mostly retards
>except me
Post your most retarded ideas
>>973361
Crypto fags take the cake. Luckily most of that has died down over the last year as cryptocurrency has declined in price and interest. This board used to be a breeding ground for all types of crypto bullshit. Bitcoin nuts were the worst because they bought into it just like MLM scams. Promise someone cheap easy money and they all of a sudden lose all critical thinking skills. I am glad that those threads are few and far between now as Darwinianism has taken effect.
ID: 61WdnXip
would have to take the cake
Those people who post pictures of expensive cars or male models in business suits smoking cigars, they usually make a "life goals" or get rich quick thread, no doubt they have a facebook page they spam with inspirational quotes too
>23.
>Graduated in Aug from a shitty CUNY school with a BS in Business Management & Finance.
>Looking for job on Meme Street.
>Got an internship at a company thats willing to sponsor me for series 7 and 63. ie. become a professional button pusher.
>If I pass then they will hire me for a measly $300 a week and then I need to press as many buttons as I can to make some real shekels.
>What I really want to do is be a trader or investment banker(inb4 top kek) as these fields are more long term and stable compared to a stock salesman. No stock broker knows what they are talking about besides looking at stocks on http://finance.yahoo.com/ .
I am networking pretty well but not a lot of leads on a potential trader/investment banking internship. What is there to do in my situation? I would like to use the company now for the "free" sponsorship and get the series 7 and 63 under my belt. However, I think in the long run it is a waste of time because this will only teach me how to be a salesman and not an expert in the market. Until my ends days I will be a button masher if I don't find anything now and that is not even a guarantee since I have yet to pass the 2 tests.
what do /biz/?
You fucked up. Should have done STEM.
>>973319
>trader or investment banker
>long term and stable
LOL.
You must not know the amount of competition and people burning out within a year. Less than 10% progress upwards.
>You fucked up. Should have done STEM.
good memes
>You must not know the amount of competition and people burning out within a year. Less than 10% progress upwards.
all of wall street is shit at the end of the day. just traders and investment bankers are more high quality shit compared to brokers in my opinion.
I'm a sophomore in Computer Engineering, so I haven't begun my specialized courses very much. Thing is, I'm worried about market saturation and I'm more interested in software development (as I figure microprocessors really come down on Electrical Engineers more than computer engineers). I'm intending to start my internships this summer, but I'm considering jumping ship to biomedical engineering and just going after learning programming and software myself. Is this feasible?
My dream job is neuroprosthetics R&D
>>972723
If there's a relevant research department at your university, schedule an appointment with someone immediately.
Not much advice /biz/ can really offer.
>>972794
I was hoping there were some biomed engineers around. I've happened to meet one "in the wild" so to speak; he was a retired hospital worker that dealt with the machinery and all that.
>>972799
>bio-anything.
>not over-saturated.
If you sell crack or cocaine and end up making a decent amount are you immune from being convicted? Like your money just buys a dream team or something and you get off with a year long sentence or something? I'm not saying like super rich or successful just decent.
>>972712
How do you expect to hire a dream team being a decent dealer. Think this through before you end up anally raped in jail.
Start off by watching every drug crime documentary and learn from their mistakes. Only takes once to get caught.
>>972717
I have no intention on selling drugs
I just heard in rap music they said they got rich selling crack and they have money and lawyers so nothing happens to them
>>972730
Lmao.
Most mainstream rappers don't sell drugs and usually come from a decent household. They just make cool nigger beats music because it's easy to do and sells to suburban kids and niggers.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1733155115/p-vin-wonderful-pencil-case
Hey i am 18 years old and want to fullfill my dream. Any sugestions?
Make it in white, like the iphone.
>>972746
Haha thanks
>>972705
Good luck, man.
Great to see /biz/ trying to create something instead of shitposting "how to suck dick for $1" every day.
>Software Developer
Looking for people who are interested in building "enterprise" tools, project management tools and other similar systems from the ground up.
Not required to be a software developer.
More Info
I love data. I love being able to create data, edit data, sort data.
I am a long time Asana and Trello user. I thoroughly enjoy Slack... But I want OUR own system. Something that works for us.
The first image you see is not representative of what I truly want but more of a "feature" of what I hope will be a bigger system.
No one?
>>972585
Working on a kanban system myself right now actually, intended to be part of a personal project management / productivity system.
Interfaces with my todo list text file and a handful of scripts.
The dream is for it to automatically allocate daily tasks and assess the end-of-day outcome to better gauge risk associated with assigning certain tasks / combinations in a given time frame.
Can't see any market viability in such a product though. NIH and reinventing the wheel ain't sexy.
>Europe commiting sudoku
>China fumbling
>Australia and Canada about to pop their real-estate bubbles
>Africa being Africa
>Middle East about to be glassed
>India pooing in the streets
Has there been a better time to be an American?
What's your plan to get a seat on the economic cannonball that's about to be fired out of Uncle Sam's dick?
Hold USD
>>972254
>tfw going to convert all my Canacukk dollars into USD and bitcoin when our conversion rates are better and bitcoin gets to a low then finish my degree and move to a country that isn't a fucking shithole
>>972254
Look back at the 50s:
>Rising moral puritanism
>Large body of single men flooding the country
>The rest of the world is in shambles
>A few years after a major financial crisis
>Technology is automating life in ways not thought possible until now
If I had to put all my chips on one number I'd say we are about to have a baby boom.
If slavery was still legal, would you own one? Would it make financial sense to, considering you have to feed and house him/her?
Yeah. I would own a few and make them work for my company for free. The $10/month in rice an beans per slave would be well worth it compared to employing a millennial for $15/hr.
>>972248
Of course I would.
>Would it make financial sense to, considering you have to feed and house him/her
Even if it wasn't just for financial benefit, I'd keep them just for the entertainment.
>>972250
What happens of your slave gets injured? You'd have to pay medical bills or lose your investment.
