/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28345733
You'll never make it with a stack of litecoin. But you can earn enough from it to diversify this summer. FOMO into litecoin before the big move up. Pick your tap out spot and then reinvest in solid projects that have a 2-3x potential. If you do this, you'll make it and live cozi

>>23018289
We're all gonna be rich in a year. I'm literally drinking my ass off just to get through the monotony. Have my stack ready.

>>19411856
Drinking games to make the time go faster

>>19022326
Club soda with lime, please.

>>17095144
There are people that never drink their whole lives and for the most part they don't really live much longer than people that have drink 3 or 4 days a week.

>>16426586
My dad was a spoiled piece of shit Boomer that cared more about material possessions than his own family. Saved no money and bought stupid shit on credit. He went from having a large home that was paid off, nice cars. and a beautiful yacht to being in his late 60's working at a large hardware store chain. And yes, they make him wear the apron. My parents are divorced and neither me or my siblings ever speak to him. Fortunately, we all have good jobs and my mom had a retirement fund , but he has nothing. We stay far away from him.

>>16280415
I pursued my dreams for years, got a degree, applied to literally 2k jobs over the course of a year, etc only to discover that the world is unfair and that I don't have the connections to get the job/career I wanted, while someone who probably didn't work half as hard as I did got the job on the spot because they knew somebody. The job I have now is pretty good, but it just isn't what I thought I was gonna do with my life. I guess I can't complain, considering that most people my age are basically slaves and work for 12 bucks an hour.

>>12891792
This hits me right in the feels. Most of the people I meet my age with nice jobs that pay 80k+ are normie fucktards that know how to bullshit. It's not that I don't know how to bullshit.

>>11669178
>Parents (mainly my dad) lost our home when I was 21. DIdn't get a penny for it.
>Parents had ugly divorce.
>Was forced to live with shitty relatives until I finished college.
>Moved out at 23 and never looked back.
Feels alright man.

>>11609954
It's not poisoning. I'm just easing the wait time.

Hey OP, I'm 25 and have the same problem. I've had sex once though, but it was with a hooker.

I've been made fun of numerous times in my life for my anxiety and awkwardness around attractive women. And it fucking hurts. It's without a doubt the thing that I hate most about myself.

My game plan would be to attack this issue from both the inside and the outside. By that I mean, attack it from the inside with therapy and possibly medication. And attack it from the outside by gradually exposing yourself to your fears. Don't start out by asking hot chicks for their number. It will be too difficult. Start out by asking them for the time or asking them for directions. And gradually work your way up.

God speed my friend. Life is fucking hard.

>>10904635
>"Saturday is the only day you are enjoying yourself(without booze)"

Funny thing is I only drink on days when I'm wagecucking but the 2 days I have off I usually don't. The fact that I make just enough to pay my rent and bills just depresses me so fucking much.

>STEM degree, learned coding skills, had internships, etc
>Applied to 700 coding jobs. Couldn't even get a fucking entry level position.
>Get desperate for money. Decide to take retail job.
>Get new job in high-end wine store
>12/hour starting. Will probably make 15 or 18 an hour by the end of the year.
>Have to wear nice pants/collared shirt every day. Not the end of the world.
>Heat in the Winter. A/C in the summer.
>Job consists of just building and taking apart simple wine displays, helping rich assholes by pretending I know the difference between the 20 dollar and the 80 dollar wines.
>Only need 40 hours a week to pay my bills and have a little left over to invest.
>tfw semi-comfy but not quite

Even if my alts moon and I make it, I would probably still keep this job.