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Sure you did, PP. Sure.


You must have mistaken me for that 100k dog walker who posted his tax return on here. No offensive to him, but I have nothing to prove to you because frankly I look down on most of you. You are boring, inefficient, perverted, and way too concerned about what others think.

I posted because there is at least one smart person who will take my idea and run with it. Good, you should. Make that money and leave the losers like pp behind.

And yet you keep coming back here to post.

Yes, I do. There are lessons to learn from all types. I learn a lot about shallow and idiotic people on this site. I use it to my advantage. You should do the same...if you are smart enough to do so.

[Anonymous]

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Sure you did, PP. Sure.


You must have mistaken me for that 100k dog walker who posted his tax return on here. No offensive to him, but I have nothing to prove to you because frankly I look down on most of you. You are boring, inefficient, perverted, and way too concerned about what others think.

I posted because there is at least one smart person who will take my idea and run with it. Good, you should. Make that money and leave the losers like pp behind.

And yet you keep coming back here to post.

what is your idea? i am interested.

Think of something that businesses need. Pick a target market. Send emails that do not mention price. Wait for a response. Close the deal in the second email with both a price and a way to pay...online payment methods are best. Wait for the money. Get someone else to do the work. Pay them. Keep the profits. Lather, rinse, repeat.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:It is not about working hard, it is about working smart. I just made $200 for 20 minutes worth of work. All I had to do was write a few emails. Do you know how many times I am going to lather, rinse, and repeat?

Stop whining and get out there and make some money. Plenty of people have it to spend. Make yourself useful to them.

What did you do for 20 minutes to get $200?

what? sucking d*ck ofcourse

That is why most people will remain broke and miserable. Firstly, you don't read very well. Secondly, all you think about is filth. Keep on spinning on that wheel like the hamster you are.

I thought of a service that certain businesses would need. I emailed 10. 3 got back to me. One purchased. I charged $400. I kept $200 profit. Since I wrote about it on here, I have made 3,000...sitting on my butt, at the computer, no phone calls needed. If I didn't have a business to run, I could have made much more.

So good luck with your life, loser.

I would love to learn from you how to do this? Help? email?

[Anonymous]

Youz gotta getz the colle dahgree

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How about joining the military as a musician? I have two friends who did this? Steady work. Both were very good musicians, but eventually learned not good enough to make it as a symphonic player.

One eventually left the Army and changed careers going into law enforcement.

Yeah...they are firing all the musicians.

Or at least many of them.

Some of them were cut off a few years from retirement. This happened to my neighbor a couple of years ago.

Not a good career move in this era of cut backs.

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The auditions to get into a military band or orchestra are rigorous; this is not something you just sign up for! It is a nice gig if you get it. Public school music teacher is more realistic, and would provide better pay and benefits than independent schools.