feelosofer
#ninergang
Shoulda got the bagged flakes breh
I think they stopped making/producing them they didn't want to raise their prices or so I heard.
No amount of budgeting and not eating out is going to make up for the fact that we don't make enough money.
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I think they stopped making/producing them they didn't want to raise their prices or so I heard.
I hear it in my family amongst the youth as well, and they grew up looking at hustlers get it. And honestly, they have more than we had at the same age. Sounds kind of spoiled to me.
Damn y’all nikkas are lazy
GPBear
The Tape Crusader
yes, but you're acting like food deserts aren't a thing.
Food desert - Wikipedia
it's almost like there's oppressive systems in place targeting poor people to keep them marginalized
The point I'm making is that most companies take advantage of your hard work, and there is very little reward.Damn y’all nikkas are lazy
I agree whole heartedly. Its time for those who aren't satisfied with how they're being treated to sit it out. Then hope that companies realize they were being greedy, and bring the workforce back at higher wages.
I think you missed the point. The point I was trying make was in regard to his work ethic not his current financial standing.Are you @Serious
Nick Cannon been rich since he was 17. He can make money on clout alone, something he's been accumulating for almost 2 decades. It'd be difficult for him to not make money at this point.
Terrible example. He's a prime example of how being success and rich makes wins you more success and fame by default. I work in Wealth Management at a top 5 bank, I promise you, the gladly world bends over for the rich. In certain tax brackets, making money is almost effortless. You don't even actually have to spend your money to make more money, sometimes.
Let me replace Nick Cannon with Ryan Seacrest.
Same logic applies.
Ryan used to host a radio show Monday through Saturday from 5am to 10am. Then he used to do a talk show in the afternoon Monday through Friday. Then he used to host American idol at night.
Call it what you want but how many people are working as hard as this dude was.
A lot of his time was consumed working.
A lot of successful people I know are just like that. They almost never stop working. They’re taking phone calls in the late night with people in Japan or they have other gigs they focus on, after their 9 to 5.
Terrible advice. You’re better off picking a trade you like and that pays you close to your desires
They don’t wanna hear that shyt. They just wanna blame the man
MoveForward
Veteran
Being that most Americans are horrible with money, I would say that it’s a good way to go about doing things. Keep in mind, he would also likely assume you are in a two parent household, with two incomes. Only over the past two years would I say this has become antiquated because the cost of housing has skyrocketed. I’m completely with you on using credit cards for the cash back but most people let the card accrue interest and that’s what credit card companies are banking on. Saving 15 percent has always been the standard and making just two payments a year on a 30 year mortgage (he says go for a 15 year… nahhh) will knock years off of it.
Keeping a three to six month emergency fund is also lax as well, I would say a year is more like it.
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Music Fiend
Superstar
I agree, but if we are being honest. I save a good bit, wont say what i make but its over 80k.
The thing about saving like people do in the real world for big milestones... is it doesnt keep brining money in when you are in a world where the cost of living is rising. You save 50k in a year or two, shyt could hardly pay any of these and leave money: student loans, 20% housing down, wedding, opening a business with a cushion.
At this point, saving 10k to 15k abd hustling around the clock might be more beneficial
Well it's happening now, as many retailers and service industry companies are understaffed.
Look at all of these places of business posting "Now Hiring" on their damn marquee
......with the minimum salary posted as well.Mickey D's drive thru got traffic extended into the street....'cause they don't have enough burger flippers to get those cars moving.
Folks out here like "Fuqq that job"
Well it's happening now, as many retailers and service industry companies are understaffed.
Look at all of these places of business posting "Now Hiring" on their damn marquee
Mickey D's drive thru got traffic extended into the street....'cause they don't have enough burger flippers to get those cars moving.
Folks out here like "Fuqq that job"
Here's the issue I have though. All those jobs you listed is ideal for a 16-19 year old staying at home with parents. Today, those same age brackets are saying its not enough. Where im at those jobs paying $15+ an hour. How much a teenager need to do entry level work?
Peruvian Connect
Superstar
Ehh, not that simple. If you are struggle with one incoe and you get ahead with your second income. You can't stop your second income the moment you do, ya stockpile starts to dwindle and you back to square one.
The Solid One
Superstar
But but but points.