Hearting comments won't unsmash your equipment

>YOU DONT UNDERSTAND
>WE BRING UP EMBARASSING PERSONAL INFORMATION OF THE CONTESTANTS AND USE IT TO GET REACTIONS FROM THEM
>THE CONTESTANTS
>NOT THE STAFF
>STOP BRING UP THE NUMEROUS EMBARASSING THINGS THE STAFF HAVE DONE AND CONTINUE TO DO

>Fat bitch brought a bunch of expensive personal belongs

Delightful

>>507255805
>Sam Hyde

>>60492782
You are literally the same person responding off of two devices, you have the same obsessive/autistic posting style.

>I'm still salty

We know LMAO

>>60476997
BTC -> ETH -> TornadoCash -> Monero

"AH GEEZE DOOD, I dunno I lost it all on online sports betting"

Is it unrealistic, or even delusional for a 29 year old who knows nothing about cars, to become a professional car salesman?

I hear it's good money, and I'm willing to do the reading it would take to learn, if this isn't a delusional pipe dream.

Would I need some special certification or college degree to sell cars? Does it matter if I sell used or at a dealership.

What sorts of things should I be considering?