>i'll sleep when i'm dead
Things people who will never make it say
Asher Collins
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Justin Turner
>This economy is such shit.
>There's no opportunity in America.
>Why is healthy food so expensive?
Brandon Scott
>The president plays a big role in the economy or even country
>My parents are holding me back
>i play videogames
>Working hard is for wagecucks, I'd rather rest and put in a good 3 hours of work a day rather than slightly less efficient on an hour basis 10 hours
Brandon Turner
>>The president plays a big role in the economy or even country
He does, imagine if he were a complete jackass like Trump. A shit president could adversely impact international relations
Joshua Brooks
Actually a President's effect on the economy is minimal. They still have congress and all sorts of checks and balances to go through.
They're mostly a figurehead for a country
Jordan Peterson
>a complete jackass
Oh no!!! He does EXACTLY the opposite of what my econ prof has taught me, also ALL my books and even the media say this. He's BAD!!!1!1!1
Xavier James
>They still have congress and all sorts of checks and balances to go through.
>Congress
Nigga,congress is always pants on retarded
Nathaniel Nelson
>multiple bankruptcies
Parker Gonzalez
>Things people who will never make it say: the post
Aiden Green
He's right. I mean you burgers elected a chimpanzee twice in a row and everything is fine. Sure, he fucked up some things but nothing major.
Josiah Ross
sure thing boy, a man can have multiple total bankruptcies in his lifetime and still magically be a billionaire.
don't believe everything they tell you, or better: get informed before you post
Jaxson Russell
>So what, we like what we eat and that's our choice
>we don't worry about trash/electricity/water waste because we can afford the bills
>you can choose to believe whatever you wish
Kayden Gomez
College is what you make of it.
Your education is an investment.
Jacob Roberts
Even if you ignore the fact that military and other executive decision do have an effect on the economy, the president appoints federal reserve governors. I don't think that's "minimal."
Hunter Brown
>College is what you make of it.
>Your education is an investment.
This is something that people who WILL make it say though.
Cameron Cooper
>Even if you ignore the fact that military and other executive decision do have an effect on the economy, the president appoints federal reserve governors. I don't think that's "minimal."
Watch this:
freakonomics.com
Jacob Davis
>You know my name not my story
Connor Bennett
>memenomics
There's no way that the freakonomics people analyzed every single indirect way that a president can affect the economy. Simply analyzing the power they have to do so directly and looking at the average of past presidents isn't a valid measure of the potential they have.
Landon Thompson
>Trumpcoin is a scam
Ryder Powell
>I mean you burgers elected a chimpanzee twice in a row
4 times
Levi Collins
>communism will win
Robert Long
>I'm going to get rich trading with Robinhood
Chase Gray
>College is what you make of it.
This is true, connections can land you a job right out of school. Most people are too busy sperging out or getting drunk to go be a professional, and prefer to act like it's High School.
>Your education is an investment.
Not all investments are profitable.
You don't just throw money at some meme company/degree, and expect to become a millionaire.
Education is an investment, but it is not always a good investment.
Connor Jenkins
>dude wagecucks lmao
Angel Long
Friends get you connections, not being "professional".
People will always remember their fiends first.
Not some guy they barely know. The world doesn't work on merit.
Camden Evans
[spoiler]is this not possible?[/spoiler]
Hudson Wright
>Republicans hate labor and coddle banks but they're looking out for me
Matthew Roberts
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Lucas Reyes
>is this not possible?
It's just hard to pick between that, winning the lottery, or becoming a movie star.
Choices, choices.
Brandon Parker
>Ethics is important in business
Austin James
>work smarter, not harder
Jeremiah Cook
Wrong
Matthew Cruz
do people honestly say there's no opportunity in america? as someone from outside USA, but still from high-up eu country, it seems to be the place where opportunity is the most abundant...
Angel Ward
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Carter Nelson
Lol there is much more opportunities in Europe. People are way less competetive and capital is much more available.
Hudson Gomez
>The world doesn't work on merit.
This is something people that have made realized a long time ago. It why mediocrity exist.
Parker Collins
There used to be opportunities but these days it become harder to find them. Education is expensive for most people and jobs which pay well are become non-existent.