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opal99
Joined: 05.02.2008
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Originally posted by Agiz19
Opal You need to grow up a little that what you said it has no sense go f..k your bosses wife and open your own company and you'll see what suffer really is. You think when youll open a company youll have every month guaranteed cash or I should say the next day youll be rich. LOL - that is even harder because there is 90% chance that youll be broke or barely survive the first half year. Or never even make it. Go study economics it will open your eyes.

you didn't understand what I said:

Do I have something guaranteed, when I start my own company? There's something like indeterminate future and you must accept it. It's up to you how you deal with that, but please don't say you're depended on something "100% guaranteed every month", because it's far away from reality.

I said there's nothing 100% ;) I know a little bit about economics (or at least I should after 4 years) and the sentense about "own company" was question...
Maybe I should grow up, but you should read posts before answering first ;)


Originally posted by finchybg

Originally posted by NRGBlaze

Originally posted by finchybg

Originally posted by Dippy19
ME But I'm a student, so I do it instead of my ex-weekend job. I get enough to pay for the essentials(smokes, alcohol, travel etc.) And it's about 4x more than I made with my job

basically the same with me
it's a lot more rewarding than the summertime/part-time jobs here in bulgaria :)

nope - can't agree ;)

For me - it was. Of course there are some very well paid jobs like a chef and such, but the most common jobs like selling food and beverages or souvenirs don't get so much money. Besides, I have played an average of less than 2hours/day for the 90 days but when working it's a lot more.

try working as a waiter or bartender
my gf made more than 3000/month this summer at a small beach bar in Golden Sands (around 50 seats) as a waitress
I have friends that make more than 5000/month as bartenders
I'm not even mentioning the elite bars and clubs
so if you make more money than that playing poker in our country I see no reason for you not to quit ANY job that you are currently working at ;)


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