How do I make the Money

The Big Dollar. I need the Big Dollar.

Maybe you should try getting a job

Sounds like skill issue --> seems like a bad time to be honest

>>36539 Get a job at the Treasury Department's Bureau of Engraving and Printing. They are the ones making the money, lainon. If you want to possess and controll money on the other hand...

>>36543 Are you big Money big Money cash cash Dollar can you give Dollar Money

>>36539 How about you get a real job?

I lose brain cells every time I scroll through this board.

>>36539 BIG DOLLAR!!!!!!!!!!!! LAINON I WOULD RECOMMEND TO GET THE BIG DOLLAR THAT YOU SELL LEMONADE!!!! I DID THAT WHEN I WAS YOUNG AND BOUGHT A LIGHT SABER!!!!!

If it dont make the big dolla then it make little sense

What do people want? Where's the money flowing, where's the less visible flows? Where can you compete? >>36540 >>36546 Always remember, jobs are for suckers.

I'm starting my own business, and it has potential. If you want to know what it is (and then if you like it, be the first employee) send an email to steelehornibrook1@gmail.com >>36547 Then don't read your own posts supahotfire.gif

Give me a bunch of your little dollars and ill give you the big dollar, deal?

>>36539 send me $5K ill send u $10k

>>36539 Get a network. The best way would be to be born in one or to grow up with people who land a good place in life. Skills and all will get you pennies and half of it will be lost in taxes. If you manage to die a homeowner that would be good. If you know the right person, you will make 5 figures by supervising the people with skills.

>>36693 Just be born to privileged white european parents

>>36539 1.Start business, take out massive loans, buy goods, sell goods and pay yourself the profit, close the business because it ran out of money 2.profit

>>36695 If you want to be born in a network and money family, you will have more luck being in Saudi Arabia, or Asia. Money isn't in the west anymore. 6 decades of etremely negative trade balance tend to do that. Even in America, you have more chances to be born in money if you are East or South Asian than white.

>>36539 I greatly sympathize with this. Even after lowering my standards, I’m still having a tough time finding any job. Currently I’ve applied to be a typist, a data entry clerk, and a transcriptor, and so far, I haven’t had any of the companies hit me back. Now I’m taking a course on bookkeeping to see if I can get a bookkeeping job but I’m skeptical given my unsuccessful attempts at getting other “low skill jobs”. I’m really starting to wonder much longer our society will last with so many unemployed young men.

>>36699 Only works if you're a good con artist and move to Menlo Park (yuck!)

>>36723 >I’m really starting to wonder much longer our society will last with so many unemployed young men. It will last just fine because they would prefer you to die in the streets or suicide. >Now I’m taking a course on bookkeeping to see if I can get a bookkeeping job but I’m skeptical given my unsuccessful attempts at getting other “low skill jobs”. Is your resume any good? Make sure you state you're currently employed. Although I wouldn't do that with bookkeeping since anything accounting/financial-related is a regulated industry which means they'll actually check references.

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>>36792 show people who report these books to work and provide examples to prove their point

>>36793 the author of the book lived with his mother until the age of 26. After 5 years, he built his first million and retired at the age of 37. meanwhile hamza, which recommended these books, earning 20k a month after 2 years. the book itself will also come as no surprise to people who have ever had their own business or produced or sold something.

>>36796 Does he happen to have any paid newsletter I can subscribe to? I used to pay andrew tate but he turned out to be a phony :(

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>>36547

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>>36547 Me too lainon, Me too...