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» Why are wagiecels always in a state of perpetual cope? [srs]
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post 1659474783 04-11-2022, 02:45 PM
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Why are wagiecels always in a state of perpetual cope? [srs]

They always have excuses for why being a wagie is a good thing and how they have to beg Mr Shekelberg for time off LMFAOOO
post 1659475183 04-11-2022, 02:51 PM
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Most people are just stuck in the system doing whatever the person above them says all day unfortunately
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post 1659475263 04-11-2022, 02:53 PM
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Because most are too lazy and scared to take the leap of faith to start their own business. Me included. So we cope for approximately 40 years where most of us can retire and finally enjoy life.
post 1659475303 04-11-2022, 02:53 PM
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Mr. Shekelberg having you come in again this weekend op?
“The stories and information posted here are artistic works of fiction and falsehood. Only a fool would take anything posted here as fact.“

PS: Don't eat poop, just don't let the idea of it stop you from living life to its fullest.
post 1659475493 04-11-2022, 02:55 PM
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CEO of my company is actually a shekelberg. Unlimited paid time off, don't need to ask. No one goes into the office. Work like 2 hours a day max. Highly paid.

Pretty decent deal tbh.
post 1659475593 04-11-2022, 02:56 PM
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Originally Posted By BrianDaMan
CEO of my company is actually a shekelberg. Unlimited paid time off, don't need to ask. No one goes into the office. Work like 2 hours a day max. Highly paid.

Pretty decent deal tbh.
Walks in at 11a.m. and back out at 1p.m. to go golfing with clients.
post 1659475703 04-11-2022, 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted By MikeLowrrrey
Because most are too lazy and scared to take the leap of faith to start their own business. Me included. So we cope for approximately 40 years where most of us can retire and finally enjoy life.
You do realize starting a business costs a ton of money and is more work than working most jobs right?

You're still gonna be working your ass off for like 80k and must hope your business doesn't fail lol

I could start a business right now doing fiberglass and chit but i would literally be working 20x harder than what i do now
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post 1659475893 04-11-2022, 03:00 PM
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Originally Posted By BrianDaMan
CEO of my company is actually a shekelberg. Unlimited paid time off, don't need to ask. No one goes into the office. Work like 2 hours a day max. Highly paid.

Pretty decent deal tbh.
This for me also

It’s pretty sick
post 1659475913 04-11-2022, 03:00 PM
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Originally Posted By eod8989
You do realize starting a business costs a ton of money and is more work than working most jobs right?

You're still gonna be working your ass off for like 80k and must hope your business doesn't fail lol
I imagine you still get the satisfaction of still trying and possibly making it. And the off chance you break past most folks to become a millionaire. I believe most folks who start a business actually enjoy working 80 hours. Your average wageslave isn't doing that.

As far as start up costs, well that's up to you. There's side jobs out there that don't require a ton. I think I could start a landscaping business out of my house with just a couple mowers then work up from there.
post 1659476083 04-11-2022, 03:03 PM
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Pretty happy with my life, it's not luxurious or anything but I do have a loving home out in nature

I don't mind working either, my job is pretty easy and pays a lot, so I try and push myself to do more

It's hard when everything is already taken care of, but I'm finding that hard work really does pay off

I don't think my boss is Jewish, not really my business, but if he was, it really wouldn't bother me

Life is very tranquil, don't need to worry about finances, can take my time and enjoy the fruits of my labor

OP I hope you are doing well and that you have a happy life ahead of you, I am not a "wagie" but I'm proud to be a working man

That's what civilization is built on, people who are willing to work and build your home, your roads, your computer, everything you own

If you are living on welfare, I really don't mind lending a helping hand, it is a drop in the bucket and there is plenty left over to give

It feels good to contribute to society and to earn your meals, it really does make you grateful for the things you have

Love you OP
Beans. Cleans. Gasoline.
post 1659476523 04-11-2022, 03:12 PM
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I have a solar panel farm so all I have to do is hope the weather is nice and the more expensive electricity gets the more I get paid
post 1659476883 04-11-2022, 03:19 PM
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Originally Posted By MikeLowrrrey
I imagine you still get the satisfaction of still trying and possibly making it. And the off chance you break past most folks to become a millionaire. I believe most folks who start a business actually enjoy working 80 hours. Your average wageslave isn't doing that.

As far as start up costs, well that's up to you. There's side jobs out there that don't require a ton. I think I could start a landscaping business out of my house with just a couple mowers then work up from there.
You’re better off just getting a job that pays 200k plus, saving for a bunch of years, building your network and then starting an actual scalable business.

Starting a landscaping business is basically just creating a low paying, labour intensive job for yourself as a landscaper.

Also most entrepreneurs developed relationships in the corporate world before branching off and doing their own thing. For example I work for two guys that started a hedge fund but had like 20 years experience in finance. It’s not like they could have skipped this, no one would have given them money.

Go look at any successful start up and go to the founders page - it’s full of guys who were once wagies with a ton of industry experience. Also it’s never one guy just grinding by himself as some lone wolf, these businesses take a bunch of smart people coming together. Go read about the pay pal mafia for example.

Good luck starting anything without a ton of experience and connections in your particular industry.
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