/biz/ - Business & Finance

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>burger flippers deserve 21.7 million dollars.
Fuck off commie. If the idiots working in McDonald's want 21.7 million dollars they should buy 21.7 BTC before 2022

>>16516139
>LOOK I POSTED IT AGAIN

Inb4 100's of replies from people who get baited

I was 13 when I saw fight club. I'm a neet now, never worked a single day in my life.

>>16516165
>>16516166
just buy btc literally is our only way out of wagedom

>>16516139
Probably as a teenager.
The part I didn't understand then was that it's fucking hard to transcend your surroundings. If it was easier, one of your immediate role models or family members would have already done it and shown you how it can be done.
It's not that everyone is stupid (they are), it's that you're not as smart as you think.

>>16516793
It's also in large part to the game being extremely rigged unless you have the right connections.

>Be mcDonald's CEO
>Have 21.7 million dollars
>Have 1.7 million employees
>Redistribute my monthly wage equally
>Everyone gets a 20 dollars monthly increase
>???
>Profit?

I will literally never ever work a low-pay shit job like McDonald's or Walmart. I will actually let myself starve to death begging on the streets before I work there.

>>16516165
>burger flippers deserve 21.7 million dollars.
OP did not say or imply that, anon.

>>16516903
It's what all these commie threads imply.

>>16516139
>1 CEO
>$21,700,00

>375,000 employees @ $7k each
>$2,625,000,000

>McD's CEO gets pay .08% of what employees get payed.

Why are CEOs so under payed?

>>16516807
true, but that kind of talk on here is instantly misinterpreted as a, usually antisemitic, hand-wave of personal agency and responsibility.
I agree though: networking effects persist, connections early in life matter, and most importantly if you want to be financially successful or attain high status outside of what Weber called 'charismatic authority' then you need some kind of safety net that allows you to fail and recover. If your parents couldn't even afford to send you to a good college, how the fuck are they suppose to bail you out when your first startup fails for reasons beyond your control?

>>16516981
Nigga you get capital to fund your startup. Or bootstrap it, read The Lean Startup. Everyone in this thread has probably read 0 books about business/finance but are ready to share their retarded opinion.

>>16516875
$20 yearly** He isn't getting $21m a month

>>16516139
I was like 9 years old, that being said I'm not a bitter commie who hates the 1% for being more successful than me. If you're lucky enough to be born in a rich, white country and you're not making a six figure salary by the time you're 30 you're unironically a stupid peasant who deserves to be poor. People from third-world shitholes would literally kill to have all the opportunities in life that you've squandered.

>>16517021
Where do I find this magic capital? My working class friends? My in-debt parents?

> Everyone in this thread has probably read 0 books about business/finance but are ready to share their retarded opinion.
I've read too many fucking books but have no practical experiance because I lack the oppurtunties and resources to do so.

>>16517021
>>16517073
I've read like a half dozen biographies of Steve Jobs. Ray Dalio's Principles. the 4 hour work week. several different summaries of that inane 'one big thing' book. I've read George Soros's the Alchemy of Finance. I've read a half-dozen marketing books. I've pretty much done the entire course reccomended by thePublic Relations Society of America. Taleb Antifragile.

WHERE'S MY STARTUP CAPITAL, BITCH!
If it's so easy will you sink 50k into my idea for equity?

>>16517090
You should have got lten a laid backal job as a security guard or something and got paid to read those books.

>>16517253
Shoula but didn't. Easy to prognosticate in hindsight. What do I do now?

>>16517271
*promulgate

>>16517090
Why on earth would you attain so much knowledge about business and finance without bothering to actually get any qualifications to back it up? Surely you could breeze through the coursework to become a licensed accountant, financial advisor or stock-broker.

>>16517351
Mainly because it never occurred to me, but mainly because I don't want to work in finance or business - I see money as a means to an end.
But this is not time for me to blog post, I just wanted to call out that guy's naive view that you can start a business like you can pick mangoes off a tree.

>>16516139
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About 14 when I realised I'm not going to be a top professional soccer player(delusion since childhood was big lol). I'm 19 now and got myself a nice 19k link stack.