I can do unlimited photocopying at my company, with staples and everything.
How do I make money out of it?
P.S. London.
Print popular textbooks although they are given out for free generally.
Why are neets a problem in the UK?
I thought since the government was socialism, you could stop working and live in a slum and be happy and the government was fine with that?
>>1101222
London?
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>Find torrents of very expensive textbooks that a nearby university uses for a common course
>Print at least 10 copies in color and put them all in individual trapper keepers
>Sell for 50% of what the actual textbook costs
>Repeat ad infinitum
>>1101248
They were, until it became more profitable to do nothing than to go to college and work in a higher cost of living market. Now in their late 20s a NEET has more net worth than most college graduate working class of the same age.
>>1101328
>Print hundreds of pages in color
That costs more than the book, anon.
>>1101360
By College, do you mean University?
>>1101371
I do. In the US it's essentially the same thing (18-22 age group, get a degree) but university is pricier. I remember now that in UK college/uni are different age groups, so yeah, replace my wording with "University".
>>1101360
>>Print hundreds of pages in color
>That costs more than the book, anon.
Welcome to the thread where OP has a magic copier.
>>1101222
You will be found out and sacked.
Most companies read the printing reports per department every quarter, if there are unusual spikes they check individual logins.
If you print thousands of copies on a printer that was installed to support X people and Y print outs monthly, you might inadvertently void the warranty due to over-utilisation.
t. global printing services provider
>>1101469
>you will be found out and sacked
Since when is printing gross misconduct? You can't get sacked in the UK unless you set the building on fire or something like that. There are professional talks, disciplinaries, warnings, written warnings etc.
>>1101490
In his case though, it looks like it's effectively stealing?
