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Someone pls go.
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Dpalaghiuc
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I wouldn't want to hang out with you assholes.
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Serious question here sorry to jump the gun on you guys.
Should I invest in a double breasted suit jacket/Vneck outfit for the meeting? As pictured in this fine gentlemen's fine video?
I will appreciate your opinions as it will save me 15 bucks http://shop.aaronmarino.com/product/ask-alpha/
Should I invest in a double breasted suit jacket/Vneck outfit for the meeting? As pictured in this fine gentlemen's fine video?
I will appreciate your opinions as it will save me 15 bucks http://shop.aaronmarino.com/product/ask-alpha/
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What I can't stand is people get excited about "being an entrepreneur". The guy does window glazing or something. Big ******* deal. Are we really meant to be excited about that? Because he has some money and a nice car? Every day there are creative people doing interesting and exciting things at their day jobs. They don't have the time, nor do they care about finding some random little niche that may prove to be extremely profitable. There are more exciting things in the world than making money.
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You're kind of being a **** here. The dude found a way to make a good living. What's wrong with being excited about that?
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You need to actually read what I wrote before you call me a ****.
It's exciting for him. Him making a **** ton of money by starting a glazing business is not exciting for anyone else. It's pretty ******* boring, actually. It's impossible to get excited about glazing windows. If you really are excited about glazing windows I don't know what to say to you.
What people are supposed to be excited about is the fact that he's made a lot of money. I just don't see why that should be exciting. There was a niche in the market and he found it/got lucky. Now he's rich. It's a completely un-interesting story.
This whole idea about being an entrepreneur is finding anything, anything you can to make money. Cool, go for it. You can make a great living.
Just don't expect me to get excited about window glazing. It's no more interesting than any other day job.
You need to actually read what I wrote before you call me a ****.
It's exciting for him. Him making a **** ton of money by starting a glazing business is not exciting for anyone else. It's pretty ******* boring, actually. It's impossible to get excited about glazing windows. If you really are excited about glazing windows I don't know what to say to you.
What people are supposed to be excited about is the fact that he's made a lot of money. I just don't see why that should be exciting. There was a niche in the market and he found it/got lucky. Now he's rich. It's a completely un-interesting story.
This whole idea about being an entrepreneur is finding anything, anything you can to make money. Cool, go for it. You can make a great living.
Just don't expect me to get excited about window glazing. It's no more interesting than any other day job.
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i'll glaze your windows
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