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Get a job as a paperwork shuffler on Wall Street. When you get the chance, blantaly embezzle a multi-million dollar trade, and bury the cash in a abandoned rural area. When they arrest you, say nothing, and get sent to minimum security prison for six months. When you get out, go dig up the cash, and prepare to live a life of luxury. Sic Semper Goon fucked around with this message at 21:42 on Dec 4, 2016 |
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BarbarianElephant posted:You can certainly start a business in your 20's and 30's. It's probably easier for some fields as you can eat ramen and work 18 hour days much easier when you are young, plus you probably don't have kids in your 20's which makes taking risks easier. Waiting until your 40's to start being an entrepreneur is probably starting a bit late. Better to lose your life savings of $1,000 failing at 23 than your home, wife, and kids failing at 45. Never really understood why bankers and other office dwellers get married or have children. Considering you spend 16 hours a day at the office, and are probably too buggered to do anything else when you aren't there, it seems that you'll never have time for a family; and I've heard many a tale about multiple divorces and estranged children from our yuppies.
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Veyrall posted:Marketing is important, but quality keeps people coming back. There are products that Wal-mart has stopped carrying because they were too unreliable and were hurting the company's reputation. A couple of months ago I know my old store in FL dropped a local vendor because his fruit was always unpresentable and went rancid too quickly. Walmart has a reputation beyond "Lowest Common Denominator"?
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