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We need to sanction the UK
>>61490689The legandary oi chum have you gotted some loicence for crypto? Wow!
>>61490689Just pay your taxes and have reports of all your transactions so we may verify you paid the appropriate amount of tax, if we find you didn’t we will make you pay 3x the amount of tax and the onus will be on you to prove yourself otherwise we keep all your gains so we may give to Arabs and Somalis
Everybody I know from the UK dreams about leaving. Everybody white I mean. It's kind of fucked up. I don't have anything against white UK people, in fact, I've met many and you can have a laugh with them. And they live in one of the richest countries in the world. It doesn't make much sense how so many of them are trying to leave.
>>61491477Didn’t they just fall behind India last year? I mean relative to the rest of the world at large they’re well enough but seems like they’re stagnating more than most first world economies.
>work a boring job in large boring fintech company>started in May and moved cities for it, signing a 1 year lease>work in office 3 days a week>manager is a giganormie roastie >everyone in my division is a happy clappy giganormie >sat with them for lunch during my first week there but my silence was too awkward so always had lunch alone since then>declined invitation to post-work drinks early on, never invited again>didn't go to work Christmas party and night out last week since it would have been giga-cringe for me to be there>performance year ends at end of calendar year>workplace has stack ranking, where managers get into a room and have to discuss everyone and give some people Below Expectations as a rating>walked into work on Thursday, opened up my work laptop in open plan space >saw email with link to my performance review document>dim my laptop screen all the way down so only I can read it, open up document: Below Expectations >had performance conversation with manager over video, reasoning was pretty contrived >will have to go on a Performance Improvement Plan for a few months and will more than likely be firedComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>61489228it's not that bad lol and pretty much unavoidable
>>61489964also thisyou don't have to be a social butterfly but you have to show up at least a few times a year
>>61489164>>sat with them for lunch during my first week there but my silence was too awkward so always had lunch alone since then>>declined invitation to post-work drinks early on, never invited again>>didn't go to work Christmas party and night out last week since it would have been giga-cringe for me to be thereI mean, fuck, you even know where you messed up. Time to find a new job and learn from that !You find the job boring, so maybe it's a blessing in disguise ? What would you like to do instead ?>had zero social life outside of job in new city, zero social life at job, loserdom continued from school to university to jobs>now being humiliated by people that got worse grades than meBesides going to therapy, I mean ?
>>61489164Yeah I never got promoted either but I'm an attractive white man. It's more about your social engineering skills to build connections within an organization. But the same thing happened to me with the review blindsiding so I quit. Corporate life is not for me.
>>61489169Psychopaths > normiesNormies > Autists Autists > psychopaths
For the last 8 years, I've been coping and coasting through life as a temporarily embarassed millionaire. I'm not so sure it's temporary anymore.
what matters is that you give your money to sergey regularly. every paycheck, you give as much as you can to sergey
>>61487990Many such cases
>>61487994Problem is any boomer has a 50-50 shot of being a millionaire. Doubly so for stable married pairs. (so basically married boomer couple with a house is guaranteed millionaires).You can see how the statistics get messy fast.There are very few millionaires under even 40.
>>61487994temporarily embarrassed millionaire means he's broke as fuck dumbass
>>61490907actually it means I am sympathetic to the needs and whims of the millioniare because I feel I am one of them, just not actually worth a million yet, but soon! (but maybe never actually) I never felt like a poorfag in my mind, I thought I was destined for riches.
>find a great job>middle of nowhere>requires mechatronics/robotics degree>8 years of experience>55/hr which actually isn't great when considering all of the aboveI'm tired jim. Why is society like this? Why is it so hard to get "the job" that actually pays?
>>61491323You can sleep on the ferry don't be spoiled
The problem with moving to nowhere for a good job is that job security doesn't exist anymore and most businesses go through layoffs yearly.When youre let go you either you drive hours to a new job like a pathetic slave or you have to pack up and move again
>>61491262I turned down a 115k job with great benefits because it's in St. Louis
>>614911834 specialized certs and a master's degree with 8+years? Just to gamble on an interview?Retarded
>>61491274This is delusional. If you’re debt free making like 70k you can afford a new house in a gated community.
the majority of my savings are in hbar
>>61487556This except shiba inu.
We wait.
>>61487556The majority of my savings are in Icp.
>>61487556I'm ready
>>61487556Sold at 22cSo far, so good
I'M ALL IN AT CHRISTMAS (TICKER: CHRIST)
bullish at presentsbullish at santabullish jesus
>>61491360based, i liked these lol
Share your Polymarket / Prediction Market alpha and positions. What are you holding? What are you looking at?Current positions:> Honduras Election - NO Nasralla (avg 42)> Nothing Ever Happens: December - NO (avg 74)> Will the Steam Machine cost $700+ - NO (avg 42)
Also, this general should be renamed to /poly/ or /predict/There's already a long-standing, much faster /pmg/ for rocktards
>>61478536What game
>>61481839Good take too bad I'm away and can't bet the next weeks
>>61489805They all 3 had jew names
>>61489805If it were that simple.You will lose a lot of money one of these days.It might take some months. But you will.And perhaps then you will remember my post.
Are you ready for the Great Shitcoin Flush?
>>61491308With XRP still at $2? Imagine believing this...
>>61490291b-b-b-but SonicHedgehogBloodyQueefsCoin was supposed to be my ticket out of wage slavery
>>61490291
>>61491308Bear market just started
>>61491311the bottom is in when its 27 cents again
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>>61488534Indeed. The jannies have suffered enough, I say! Merely installing btcpayserver and accepting Monero would boost their salary by a sizable margin, don't you think? Especially if they also remove the stupid 15 minute IP thing that cucks Pass users who use Tor.
>>61484576nano-gpt.com is pretty nice, it has access to almost every ai platform and you only pay per query
>>61488534>>61488546i am prepared to do my part and pay all jannies a disclosed amount of 0 (in words: zero) monero for their hard work keeping us safe from quality posts
Do I buy some xmr rn or will it dip below 300 again within the next 3 months or so
>>61487816I'll accept it but it's more like xmr tipping on my blog lmao
Global bond yield crisis
>>61491249>>61491249Buy land you can grow potatoes on. Hopefully you'll be able to keep it and reduce your expenses. Learn how to fix basic machinery as well. Buy a lathe, a drill press, a welder. You do this now because you're not going to have money or time to learn and set everything up as the collapse happens.
>>61485802yes
>>61491414Also make sure you're nearby a navigable water or railway, preferably close to the coast.
>>61491414>because you're not going to have money
>>61490872See this woman.In a collapse she will be a cannibal
I reckon crypto prices will be about 50% lower by this time next week.
soon linkies will have to admit that pain and mis'ry are their only friends xD
>MId 6 figure hell
>>61491016>>61491031Diamond hands. At this point I've seen things you've never seen, I'm so completely unbothered by normal day to day shit.>>61491079This is comfy but it's fun to have fun. It's also not like I'm living a deprived life or anything. It'd be nice to fly private or buy some $100k watches or make donations that size to change shit.
>>61491092You think I should keep my 0.3 bitcoin?
>high 4 figure heaven
>>61487922>When I was a poor fag I would imagine 100-200k feeling like absolute bliss but then I got there and it is literally nothingThis.About a decade ago when I was just starting out, I saved/invested my first 20k and I felt like a king, for the first time in my life I knew I could lose my job and still be fine for 4 months.I thought I'd feel unstoppable at 100-200k, but as my net worth grew and when I hit each number I felt like I was still far behind. Sure I could afford to survive for a few years, but then I'd be right back at $0 in savings and have to start over. It's not nearly enough to retire on, I still have to work and save, nothing in my life changed.Also, houses went up 200k in my area in that time, from 350k to 550k. This has a way of making you feel like you didn't make any progress at all.
>>61487671Almost hit 1 million net worth when bitcoin hit last ATH, I sold a lot and then FOMOed back in like a retard, now I have to hold bags for 4 years, and about to get laid off due to AI adoptions at my company...
What would Millard Fillmore think of Chainlink?
>>61490764shitcoin
>>61490777a more damning get I cannot imagine
I GOT ANOTHER RECESSION TO WAGE
I'M A FOOL
>>61491275Gen X really are insufferable faggots.>muh musicFuck off
how many of you guys are doing DeFi yield farming? I always see threads on spot holdings n shitcoins but never anything good about DeFi yield farms. Some really good potential to make 15% - 20% APR on good size, with upside pretty much unlimited if you get into good airdrops (see Hyperliquid as an example). #anyway yeah, curious on y'all yield farming efforts rn and what you're bullish on and why.
>>61486631>Some really good potential to make 15% - 20% APR on good sizeWhere?Ever since yieldsamurai turned inactive, I've been struggling to find good pools.Aave even started outright scamming us with the stupid "Merit" program which advertises 20% yield but it's actually 1% + 20% on your first $1000 which doesn't even cover the bridge fees.>>61487515If the non-stable rugs, you're still down to 0. Might as well risk it out by holding it.I think OP meant stablecoin-exclusive pools. Pools with non-stables are only worth it at like three digit yields for established coins and 4-5 on new potential rugs.
>>61486631where are you getting 20% negro?
>>61486631With shitcoins you have a financial incentive to shill because buyers pump your bags.With DeFi yield farms you have a financial inventive to keep it a secret because buyers dilute your APY.>>61488414>Where?>>61488438>where Not telling you lmao
>>61487086on coinbase?is yearn any good for usdc yield?
>>61488414i dunno things like eth-usdc is eth really going to rug though?it hits the boundaries and effectively you limit sell
Ay ay ay, mis criptos!!!
>>61489205>>61489104>>61489217>>61489236It's amazing. I don't remember the thread but all of a sudden a shitton of USA flags started speaking in Spanish. It was on /pol/. And yeah, seeing the data it seems like most USA people are already hispanic. It's wild if you think about it o_O. Maybe that's why USA people are becoming so emotional online. They're all turning hispanic.And I'm not gonna go back. I used to browse pol but it lost its edge. Now I browse biz and tv. Tv is mostly depressed alcoholic boomers but whatever.
>>61489061You forget the ¡ Anon
>>61490389So yeah, y'all are hispanic o_O
>>61491340Go back to /pol/ ese we're only interested in making pesos here
>>61489061Dios mío!!!
Linkies, how do you respond without sounding mad?
>>61488980>spend 4 years eating shit>"dude stop eating shit wtf are you doing?">haha da fudders dont want me to eat shit, it must be good.
>>61489818>t. Latelinker impotently coping and seething Love to see it desu>>61488980I just wish they would hire non-subhumans to try and fud. Surely they know that 20 threads of low iq gibberish per hour + conspicuous samefagging doesn't actually do anything like what a waste of money lol
>>61488980It's insane that it still continues to this day
>making stinkies wish they was never even bornit's what i freakin' do
Fine....I'll pump it myself.
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>>61490810>no one owes you anythingThen how do you explain all this lost money?
Why are you replying to a bot?
Be thankful like OP
>>61490768Awww.... the mind broken kekbaggie is leaking again..
>>61491348Thank you for thinking about us.
