2nd job ?
JuiceBox69
Fucking on Young N Dumb Chicken Heads
Honestly how many of us are working more than one 40 hour job ?
I feel like since I've gotten my shit together that all my cash from my career job is gone to extremely safe conservative investments
I feel like if i really want to party or gamble I'm going to need a 2nd job to truely do it right
Anyone else agree or disagree with this ?
Advise ?
I feel like since I've gotten my shit together that all my cash from my career job is gone to extremely safe conservative investments
I feel like if i really want to party or gamble I'm going to need a 2nd job to truely do it right
Anyone else agree or disagree with this ?
Advise ?
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one of them is music/rapping this takes up about twenty hours a week.
my other job, is called severe alcohol use disorder and that takes up 100 hours of my time.
And if you want to give up on the family law thing you can always find work in Putin’s troll farm. What other options does juicebox69 and shailynn have? Nobody is going to pay a guy to sit around and masturbate all day using Arby’s sauce as lube!
Remember, job security = brilliant
Maybe he could hire somebody to write a brilliant app. Something people could put on their phones so they can watch a guy jack off with Arby’s sauce as lube whenever they’re stressed.
Not my thing, but I’m sure there are folks out there that wants to watch it! I suspect georgmicrodong would be a customer. ;)
^u type on here while driving a shit truck?? gee what can go wrong? Wouldn't want u to dump a load in the wrong hipster's basement
SJG
There are SOME skills and sectors in which the employee has more clout, relative to the employer, as compared to the description of the situation above. Coding computer programs in certain languages, for example, is a skill that goes un-filled in jobs, so the employers are often in greater need than they can fulfill. And people who are at the tops of their professions -- guys who have worked as elected law-makers in the US Houses of Congress, for example -- can still claim their own price or move on if the price isn't high enough for what they want, of course.
But MOSTLY, in GENERAL, it's been an employER's market for about half a century, give or take, generally speaking. This is one of the many characteristics of the miserable North American life that drives people to complain about how "it ain't workin'!" and vote against anything that is associated with "the system", thus choosing (for example) Trump. They're informing the world that they're pissed off with their rotten lot in life. It's really just a market swing -- one major catastrophe, such as a communicable plague-like disease, could easily level things quite promptly, within a short decade, for instance. But in the meanwhile, it grinds people down.
But, yeah, we're all driven to a second job, just to make ends meet. It's a characteristic of the year 2018, generally speaking, in the USA, and in a lot of the West. Smart people stop looking for "jobs" to fill the income void, and start finding "income streams" instead of "permanent traditional employment."
Wish I could do that ... :(
Then people elected Ronald Reagan and we shifted to supply side economics and so the wealth gap has been growing wider every year.
Oh well, what i can say is that in the organization I am building no one will have to worry about such. Career which taxes your abilities fully, ongoing education, and drained dry by stripper grade hotties 365 days per year. A collective can make this work, whereas a single individual cannot.
SJG
This will allow me to save $20,000 every year plus hit the clubs more often and start taking bigger shots in poker
The average home value in Oakland County is about a quarter million dollars, so I'd be making at least $7,500 commission for each house I sell even if I only have a 50/50 split with my broker. If I have a higher split, my commission would obviously be even better. But although I'd want to negotiate a good split, I'd honestly rather have a 50/50 split with a broker who gives me tons of leads starting out than a 60/40 or even 70/30 split with a broker who doesn't help me at all.
I want to do commercial for the insane earning potential, but I think I'd enjoy residential so much better, money aside. It would excite me more. I like looking at houses. I moved around a lot as a kid so it sparked my interest. By the time I was 10 or so I was drawing up complete blueprints for houses just for fun.
So yeah... that's why I want to do both. Lol. I'd throw some awesome open houses. :)
While I believe you, you don't know Nina. Nina can do anything.
So bare is open now?
or a golf course without starters, tee off when you get there.
Fukin hillarious !
Yeah with this second job I'm going to become a regular in Greensboro NC club scene
In my organization, we will do what it takes to help everyone build that.
SJG