How do you guys make money without being a wageslave...

It takes privilege, connections and good birth circumstances. The whole "work hard to become wealthy is complete bs. The majority of people remain working or middle class. It's practically impossible to become apart of the 1% considering Amazon and Disney have better resources

This. also to addon alot of people are born into as you know, you could start a company or something

i organize gangbang, bukkake, and orgies for a living. About 80 events a year. i've done it since september 2012. i'm not rich in any way, and i still have a lot of work to do, but at least i'm my own boss and if i wanted to become richer i would just have to work a bit harder.

So overall i'm happy with my job, and it's a very rewarding job

Gets harder every year. My father basically disowned me for not being a king of earning dollar. However lots has changed

He seems to forget that a lot was done on a handshake back when he started and that his father and my mother's father helped vouch for him in certain circles. Where as he's a typical boomer that talked shit about me for years and those that associate with me till eventually ties were cut because it was hurting my progression. Doing business myself I find it really hard to find people standing as their own person; they need the threat of suing, being a dickhead, their business from their family etc etc to apply pressure rather than a man to man business deal from people being honest hard workers.

He dealt with far less of that, I worked his desk, the aging people he served with respect. But he turned around stone cold and slapped me down for even trying despite the generation before him raising him up and offering respect. That shit's less of a thing these days and those that are a product of it have really poor attitudes. Not a hard rule but it's an observation.

I do ok for myself but the opportunity to rise much higher I feel was gimped by shitty "boomer" attitudes that seemed less prevalent in the past. But that's second hand knowledge so I don't know for sure.

>warehouse
Should of gone to college faggot. You're a wage slave because you have no education or skills. Now go to work.

I specialize in repairs to mining equipment. There's a massive demand for qualified and experienced mechanics in the trade. If your willing to work in shit spots and in all conditions, have all the right qualifications and work hard then your set.
And no it's not a fantasy. It took me a while to get here and a lot of blood, sweat and tears.

If you aren't born rich, then crime is the only way.

Warehouse workers generally don't have degrees tho...

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Also I'm totally being truthful. Here's a picture of me.

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Whenever I see all those privileged and pretentious whores in public, I have this desire to smash their heads against a fucking wall

he buys high and sells low

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>blood, sweat and tears
>Mining job
Do u live in reality?

Put in the hours and start affiliate marketing, like me. Very fucking flexible job, that's what I love about it.

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get a comfy, lazy job that's fun and worth going to.
i work front desk at a backpacker's hostel. in an 8 hour shift I probably only do about 2 or 3 hours of actual work even on a busy day. most of the rest of the time i'm sipping beer, surfing the net, maybe watching youtube or playing a browser game if it's a PM shift. get to talk to hot european backpackers too and drink with em after work.

i also used to be a night janitor years ago. was comfy as fuck. podcast or favorite music on, no boss, no coworkers, hell no-one else around at all. just had myself and 8 hours to do my thing at my own pace. your only competition as far as coworkers goes is elderly people age 50+ so they're just glad for you to even show up in the first place. basically impossible to get fired.

either way, get a comfy job like that. always keep 5k in the bank for emergencies and to be financially comfortable and anything over, invest it into long-term bonds and stocks.

He's in maga country. He's completely delusional

>19 yrs old
>proff hustler
>5k a week 2k profit

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You just described a self-fulfilling prophecy. If you had a degree you would not be there.

>How do you guys make money without being a wageslave
on welfare for over 15 years

Why can't we just rally against the rich? WE ARE THE MAJORITY

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>used to be a night janitor
Who the fuck wants to make a career out of emptying trash cans.

OP here. What are some good trades to get into. I applied for the operators union and they said that I have to do a test sometime in march but.i just want some options though. Fucking california sucks ass

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eh it was just a job while I was going through university.
surprisingly not as much garbage or toilets as you would think. spend less than 5 min cleaning either.
most of the work is either vacuuming or sweeping/mopping. just chip away at it at your own pace. not like there's anyone else around to yell at you to work faster or to scold you if you decide to sit down and chill for 10min.
the entire industry works around "it doesnt have to BE clean, it just has to LOOK clean", and this is true for even the top hotels and businesses.

why are you getting fired?

Plumber, electrician, truck driver. Mind numbing bullshit to deal with at any role you take but trades where you can avoid being so green you get fired immediately and can find a comfortable place where you are relied upon then you can cruise.

I'm in engineering but know friends from high school that earn more than me doing stupid shit. I send shit into orbit, they deal with literal shit inside pipes. Humanity is expanding and needs the infrastructure to support it so there is money in that.

I work at the walmart supply chain warehouse and they have this strict computer point system. So if you clock out 10 mins before your shift ends you get a point. In you take a 16 min break instead of 15 you get a point etc. It takes 5 points to get fired and i have 5 I believe.

I think you are right. Depressing, but true.

Since most university graduates are not also wage slaves doing boring and pointless work...

If they find a job at all

He's asking cause he's probably curious andd motivated you miserable fuck.

>Should of gone to college
You mean "should have" or "should've". Didn't you pick up basic English at college user?

Yeah i know a couple of people in pumping and pipe fitters they say they hate it but they make good money ima check it out thanks buddy

Totally not slave work.....this timing bullshit is an absolute joke.maybe I had massive diarhea during my 15 mins break FOR FUCKS SAKE

You could look into the healthcare field, there is always a need for people. You have the Boomer population that is growing older and living longer, and they have chronic problems that need taking care of. Also, you need more skills and training with increased technology and it's usually slowing going to get people so there is always a demand.

God that sounds horrendous.
I'm a wage slave 100% but nothing like that. I dont have a time clock and I do whatever I want. As long as the product gets made, I dont ever even see my boss. I got a spot on my crew if you want to come work for me. 1200 a week, I'll train you when you show up

Being middle class is the whole point..
I started with nothing and I changed classes a few times.
Anyone that says class mobility doesnt exist in the US is a moron.

>1200 a week
jokes on you, I make that in 2 months and get raped by taxes. ;_;
the joys of my shithole

Larping faggot

shit mate, where you from?

Not making 8k a month after taxes kek

This.

No not that dumbass, literally all it takes is hard work u fking moron, there are so many illegal but also legal ways of making, sometimes it takes risks, dedication and HARD WORK,

I bet u guys think this is larp

OP here. Thanks man im down I'm in socal so i dont know if your from around here

Use your "warehouse experience" to get a job as a machine operator.
Shit sucks for about a year, then you start getting certified on shit.
In 2016 I made $13.50 as a lead for a shipping company. Now I make $20.50 to push buttons, maxing out at $37.50 for a their 3 specialist.
Just don't be a lazy piece of shit and shop around.

Tier 3*

Be on time m8

On top of that you have to sing the walmart cheer everyday.They have these asset protection people walk arpund all day and if they hear you cuss or say anything remotely offensive or remotely unsafe according to their procedures they will fire you on the spot. Its kinda my fault though i did call off a couple of days because i wasn't feeling it but i used my PTO but it still gave me a point in the system so thats why i might get fired

Yeah, sure...

I think you guys missed the joke when user said "once I buy enough houses I'm set." He's being sarcastic, because money doesn't lead to happiness. Or I'm fucking retarded, not sure

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Then slacewage until he pays his tuition back? Another 40 years? Lol GO TO TECH SCHOOL!

He was implying that once he owns enough homes to rent to people, he won't have to work anymore. Also, fuck you. Money does lead to at least some happiness. It also leads to problem solving.

LMAO

Sell drugs

or at least pick up a little reading these threads

OP Here's some free advice. Like computers and networking? Get a Cisco certification. You can start out making 40 to 50k a year entry with a CCNA cert. Costs like 300 something to take the test and get the cert. Udemy has really great courses over it, and there's even free videos on Youtube if you can tolerate a mostly Indian group of narrators and educators.

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I work in the river industry. Start out @ 30k and only gets better. Tough work @ 84 hours a week but only 3 and 4 at a time then you get 3-4 weeks OFF. it's great

A certain amount of money is needed, yes. But studies have shown that once people make enough money to avoid day-to-day monetary stress like "can I afford rent and food" making more money on top of it does not increase happiness.

Basically, if you make $18 an hour and you're making rent and paying bills and eating well and saving a little on the side, you will not be happier with a better paying job. If you don't hate your job, and you aren't hurting for money, you win.

OP don't worry about losing the Walmart job, it's a fucking nightmare factory. The shit pay isn't worth the soul suck.

I work at Target which isn't even as bad, but I wouldn't work here if I had to be anything but the maintenance guy. MAYBE security. I like maintenance though, I chill in electrical rooms and other places where nobody else goes, and as long as my work gets done and I fix shit when it breaks, I have nothing to worry about.

In maga country I now make $200 more per paycheck because trump revamped 6 of the 7 tax codes. I'm all for trump lol also we don't have to have proof of insurance now this year because of him.

Also if you dont like the river, take that first 4,000.00 check and invest

You are correct. I made 40k last year and live in a low income area where things like rent are super cheap. I'm no more happy then being broke

I try not to obsess over it, but I think about contentment a lot. I have depression so it's a big topic for me.

Best thing I've found is Russel's Rabbits. Bertrand Russel was trying to figure out happiness, and he said the happiest man he could find on the planet was a gardener who worked at a cemetery. Every day, the gardener waged war against the rabbits trying to destroy the vegetation in the cemetery.

The conclusion is that humans need a task that will never truly end, and that they don't mind. If the task is satisfying, even better.

That's why I like maintenance. It occupies my brain and hands, but not too intensely most of the time. And it'll never end. I'm fighting entropy. Shit will always break.

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