How common is entrepreneurship in your country?
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How common is entrepreneurship in your country?
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>>60440788
the french revolution was a pretty good startup, reached their kickstarter goals and even got a-head of the competition
On one hand you'd say it's not common enough, on the other hand you'd have to deal with millions of self-employed schmucks who don't really have a clue what they're doing and ask way too much money for their crap otherwise.
I buy cheap shit on Alibaba and jack up the price on Ebay.
Does that count?
>>60440788
>french word for entrepreneur is entrepreneur
Can't make this shit up. Is there a language more unoriginal and lacking in expressive depth than French?
>>60441537
probably bait, but what is the Norman invasion
Very common
buying up ur land as i type
As bad as a commie country can get. There are still some crazy dudes who will pass through all the bureaucracy and amazingly high taxes and try to enter the market against other, much bigger, foreign companies though.
But the vast majority prefer simply to work in a public office. At least this is the desire of the majority, it's just easier even though this is fucking to the economy.
>>60441717
That's an expensive ps4
>>60441401
no you don't
>>60440669
Sauce?
>>60441717
>>60441770
It's cheaper nowadays.
tax included
>>60441401
how much do you make?
