Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

Well allegedly Bank of America is going to pay everyone $25/hr+.


So I guess ill be moving to bank teller and have a whole lot less stress than I do now. Behold the promised land? I dunno. World economies will collapse by then and the people that cant start a fire without a BIC and a youtube video will be in a world of hurt.

 

how would we all know that we need to get a jab and that they were all courageous enough to take it first?

see? now where's my free donut?

or if you live in Louisiana you get a free shot of whiskey. probably SoCo if i had to guess

 

Society in general has become wildly hypocritical.

 

You have just blown my mind, that's a great question. I can't comprehend

 

Wont you folks do damned near anything for a free drink? Lol

 

and king cake

he should have done free king cakes...

 

You just get a donut? We get entered in a shot for a 1million dollar lottery here. So safe that we'll persuade you with a chance to win 1million.

While one of the biggest interstates in the US in i75 has been at a halt in construction for months now because the "Funding isn't there"

 

may have always been, but yeah, I’m seeing that too.

 

don't worry im sure they'll find a way to tax it into construction.

its only going to add .01 to every tax payer guys

 

In Colorado, it was determined that pot shops and liquor stores were "essential". You're right, it was asinine. Our entire economy is essential and should not have been destroyed for the sake of.... anything.

 

anyway...less pol more gme apes sticking frozen bananas in their butts

 

For the sake of... most people I think have a decent understanding of the reason why

 

Go GME, go GME, Go, Go

 

Damn guys, I see all these posts and think maybe GME is nearing 300! But no.

 

amc is up 17% at the moment…

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxyD2pB6mWA

 

The traditional banks are/will surplus people. Banks are closing branches at ~10% per year. Fintech is the future. Sofi, Square, etc

 

If I invest $1000 in company A at $1/share and it goes up 30%, I now own the same 1000 shares and they're worth $1.30/share or $1300.
If I invest $1000 in company B at $10/share and it goes up 30%, I now own the same 100 shares and they're worth $13.00/share or $1300.

I don't know how to make it any more simple. If this doesn't work, I guess I failed.

 

You edited your math