>go all in on bitcoin at $113k
>was literally breakeven after three weeks starting this morning
>the shakiest wet paper Parkison’s hands start dumping and the other retards follow suit
Oh my god.

I’ve known farmers, they think they’re better than everyone because their great-granddaddy bought a field in 1860 for $2 dollars. They’ll tell you with a straight face that only they can make food come out of the ground, that nobody else can learn something that’s been done for 20,000 years. And that if anyone else does it, it’ll be like Mao’s Great Leap Forward.

There’s just something about the smugness, it makes me want to hit them. Can’t wait for robots to take their jobs.

>>60895611
you pick one country out of a huge list of them, germany may be at half, but their economy is so fucked they wouldnt be able to afford it if it was higher. so again the global average is still ~120%

>>60895625
>no u
I have, im aware, and you are retarded hyperbolic rent boi. Saying NOBODY wants to buy us bonds is fucking stupid as hell. U.S. Treasuries remain the most liquid and widely held financial instrument in the world.

>>105692094
>do they work in?
lets assume they have friends whom also work in law and just within this family alone they work in several industries. You are looking for holes in a field you know nothing about and wont just take my lol word. There is real estate commercial law, family law , and big law. In addition to all this I know a dude that has law degree and IT experience doing security/law for oil and gas company that is huge. His job sucks, the lady that works the largest law firm in the world it sucks, the real estate lawyer it also sucks and they are a partner at their firm. You also have no idea how much knowing people and corruption there is in law. Your entire practice can be based just on how a judge rules in a county, are they for or against debtors. There is bankruptcy law and all the shit that surrounds that. But nah, fuck me im sure there's an amazing law job out there like on Boston Legal and you will have all the respect of your peers. These people with law jobs have been previously, cops, IT directors, owned their own firms that spanned an entire state. They have left big law to do smaller orgs and "meaningful" work. It all sucks. Stop looking for a job to fulfill you, because its not ever going to.