>get straight A's in highschool and college
>unemployed
>troublemaker kid with straight F's
>started a restaurant and getting million dollars per year now
>>24376682
>started a restaurant
There ya go. He took some risks and it paid off.
>>24376724
>starting a restaurant
>risky
no, it isn't.
you just have to be alpha ("badass") and people will come to your restaurant regardless of the food.
restaurant making is the high school of adults.
>>24376724
>Daddy can i have some money to start a restaurant?
>risk
>>24376682
>started a restaurant
>million dollars
Something like 90% of restaurants go under almost immediately. Most of the ones that are just barely getting by.
It's like getting mad at someone for winning a lottery or getting to play in the NFL.
>>24376737
>no, it isn't.
oh am i laughing
How wrong you are, more then 50% of restaurants close in the first 3 months of opening. There are a lot of factors that can make you not succeed and it is even harder when you are a no name wannabe.
>>24376759
It's actually 26% within the first year
60% within the first three
>smartest kid in my high school (highest ACT and SAT scores)
>get accepted into top uni in the state
>ranked #14 in the country, a public ivy
>get job post-graudation making $14/hr designing websites
>fat ugly kid who barely graduated high school
>used to pay me to do his community college courses
>gets a job at a hotel center taking calls starting $15/hr
>now in the manager position making $28/hr
JUST
>>24376682
>get straight B's in school
>do it tough through uni
>end up getting a cushy public sector job with a nice pension
>troublemaker getting straight F's
>football star in the making, everything on a silver plate
>crashes into a pillar while drink driving, career ruined because of disabilities
Education has no bearing in this world. All that matters is the amount of luck you have.
>Have a rich family?
Oh, then daddy can start any business for you! Even if you have a GPA of 2!
>100 people apply for same job?
Only a few people will get picked, even if they have the same amount of education.
>Get rejected for the job?
Oh well! At least you have McDonalds to work at.
>>24376737
What the fuck are you saying? Being alpha or not won't influence your business, never went to a single restaurant in my life where I knew who the owner was.
>>24376682
the other guy started his own business, and perhaps he's a good businessman. Grades don't mean everything, you know. Cliche stories like this get repeated a lot but John Carmack never even came close to finishing college, and was arrested and thrown in juvie for attempting to steal computers from his high school. But he's a fucking genius and multimillionaire now.
You should stop looking to be a wageslave and start a business.
>>24376844
I wanted to look up how to be a home inspector because my family has a lot of connections in real estate, but 99.99% of what google returns is advertising for "Home inspection training schools"
>claiming that you're so intelligent that you should get paid for it
>not being able to understand the just world fallacy
kek
