Take a loan to buy coffee, pay interest on coffee
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borrows $100 to spend $10 to buy $0.50c worth of coffee.
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Who wants to bet that the creator is not White
> Ed Harycki is the CEO and founder of Credit Genie. Harycki was also the founder of Swift Capital, which was acquired by PayPal.
"Harycki" sounds like a Nordic spelling for "Haredi," a branch of Orthodox Judaism.
"Harycki" sounds like a Nordic spelling for "Haredi," a branch of Orthodox Judaism.
Anyone who charges interest (usury) is spiritually jewish. I don't need a wiki page to confirm it after that.
Request that customers only pay you cash.
Only pay cash to businesses.
This way government cannot track how much you make or spend.
Only pay cash to businesses.
This way government cannot track how much you make or spend.
I often buy gift cards with cash for purchases of exactly the amount I plan on spending if I require to purchase something new from a commercial retail store.
Otherwise I buy with cash second hand. Not a single item of clothing I own is not from a thrift store (and some found on the side of the road during student move-out days near the local colleges).
Every kitchen appliance except my coffee machine is from a thrift store. The coffee machine was found on the side of the road on my way home during late spring - most likely college students, again. Same place I got my laser color printer/scanner MFC. The printer was missing a cable. The coffee machine had an automatic gringer which did not work - but I found out it was just a worn out part which I repaired using paperclips heated over my gas stovetop.
I do not own a car, but rather several bucycles and children's trailers to use for transporting groceries, many of which I get from volunteering at food reclamaition non-profits such as food banks and soup kitches. I have also dumpster-dived many times, and at one point found thousands of dollars of protein bars which lasted me nearly 3 years.
Otherwise I buy with cash second hand. Not a single item of clothing I own is not from a thrift store (and some found on the side of the road during student move-out days near the local colleges).
Every kitchen appliance except my coffee machine is from a thrift store. The coffee machine was found on the side of the road on my way home during late spring - most likely college students, again. Same place I got my laser color printer/scanner MFC. The printer was missing a cable. The coffee machine had an automatic gringer which did not work - but I found out it was just a worn out part which I repaired using paperclips heated over my gas stovetop.
I do not own a car, but rather several bucycles and children's trailers to use for transporting groceries, many of which I get from volunteering at food reclamaition non-profits such as food banks and soup kitches. I have also dumpster-dived many times, and at one point found thousands of dollars of protein bars which lasted me nearly 3 years.
People throw out so much awesome stuff, most people just have a pathetic stigma about collecting someone's "garbage". Stuff like lawnmowers and weed eaters are constantly being thrown out and usually they just need a simple tune-up to work again. If you have a big chain hardware store in town like Ace go dumpster diving, I've found countless power tools and other useful stuff.
Thrifty.
It's not always about how much you make. Reducing how much you spend can keep you out of the rat race and pace you toward earlier retirement.
It's not always about how much you make. Reducing how much you spend can keep you out of the rat race and pace you toward earlier retirement.
Then build a home. Your great White ancestors built cabins with nothing but an axe. You have power tools, electricity, hardware stores, and lots and lots of excuses.
With a will there is a way.
Getting a few acres of land is within your reach. Then you build a large barn. Then a generator. Then build from there.
Or a pull behind trailer that sleeps two. Or a mobile home that you live in and save money until u upgrade.
I know a guy who lived in a barn with his wife while they slowly build their primary home on the land.
If a woman loves you she will sleep in a tent with you.
With a will there is a way.
Getting a few acres of land is within your reach. Then you build a large barn. Then a generator. Then build from there.
Or a pull behind trailer that sleeps two. Or a mobile home that you live in and save money until u upgrade.
I know a guy who lived in a barn with his wife while they slowly build their primary home on the land.
If a woman loves you she will sleep in a tent with you.
Do you think many small business owners actually hide cash they make? I feel most would report all earnings like good goyim.
Everyone who gets paid cash hides earnings to some degree, if you do it enough for the IRS algorithm to catch you they will come after you though.
Funny thing is that most report all Income like good goyim, but they will skirt the rules and illegally hire illegal aliens without worry. Lots of trump supporters have Mexican illegals doing the actual work while they sit in their trucks. Some MAGAtard was happy trump won. I told him if he deported the illegals, he'd go out of business or actually have to do his own fucking work for once
I am the first to blame jews for all they are responsible for.
However, when it comes to shit like this, we have to also look internally. Even though the jews set up these predatory systems, these low level ones are incredibly easy to avoid. This type of shit is truly inexcusable to fall for, especially if you are over ~25.
Most Americans are financially illiterate and have no self-discipline when it comes to money. There is nobody to blame here but ourselves. You can't blame the school system; because a teacher "teaching" financial literacy in a classroom before you're even 18 and have your first job is useless; it will *not* stick. This type of thing has to be taught to you by your parents or self-taught.
We can lament about inflation and the cost of groceries and the suppressed wages, but all of that is a higher level. You listen to a person complain about this, but then if you dig into their financial transactions, you learn they are spending money comically poorly. Not a matter of basic luxuries. But a matter of extravagance outside of your means.
Before credit cards, when going through tough times, you had to actually buckle down and cut all but the necessities. People survived and were just fine, still living good lives because they had their families and free entertainment. Today, a person is inclined to use credit cards to continue living in moderate luxury and refusing to make even the simplest of cuts, robbing their own future. It is hard for me to blame jews for setting up the credit cards when the person made the conscious choice to use them. It is inexcusable to not know the consequences; and it's inexcusable to know the consequences and still make these decisions.
However, when it comes to shit like this, we have to also look internally. Even though the jews set up these predatory systems, these low level ones are incredibly easy to avoid. This type of shit is truly inexcusable to fall for, especially if you are over ~25.
Most Americans are financially illiterate and have no self-discipline when it comes to money. There is nobody to blame here but ourselves. You can't blame the school system; because a teacher "teaching" financial literacy in a classroom before you're even 18 and have your first job is useless; it will *not* stick. This type of thing has to be taught to you by your parents or self-taught.
We can lament about inflation and the cost of groceries and the suppressed wages, but all of that is a higher level. You listen to a person complain about this, but then if you dig into their financial transactions, you learn they are spending money comically poorly. Not a matter of basic luxuries. But a matter of extravagance outside of your means.
Before credit cards, when going through tough times, you had to actually buckle down and cut all but the necessities. People survived and were just fine, still living good lives because they had their families and free entertainment. Today, a person is inclined to use credit cards to continue living in moderate luxury and refusing to make even the simplest of cuts, robbing their own future. It is hard for me to blame jews for setting up the credit cards when the person made the conscious choice to use them. It is inexcusable to not know the consequences; and it's inexcusable to know the consequences and still make these decisions.
So I shouldn't have taken out that $30,000 loan for the seadoo water jet ski that I only ride one month of the year?
Soooo a credit card without the card. Innovative
The "Dave" app has an ad about a chick borrowing money from their company and what is the first thing the chick does with her borrowed money? Buys coffee with a nigger. You can't make this shit up.
Toast message
*rubs hands together, jewishly*
"Look how easy this app gives you loans, goy. Really could pay for a nice date.👀"
Don't think about WHY you don't have $5 for coffee, or HOW to get yourself out of that cycle, just do this "one easy trick" for a quick "fix".
We're a nation of consoomers, not investors. Money is for wasting on liabilities, not for acquiring assets. People work to feed their habits! 🤡🌎
Member that "hawk tuah" one, Hailey Welch?
https://edramatica.com/Hawk_Tuah
Crypto memecoin scheme! Promoted by CNN and NPR! How is it not in their blood?!!