>>4325
It's not that easy now. They have computers that scan applications and resumes to determine if you're a good fit for the company. If it doesn't score above a certain percent based on key words, it gets deleted and never makes it to HR for reviewing.

>>3957
Found the Chinese random phrase spambot.

>>4347
>I know in California you often see Mexicans hanging out around Home Depots and certain gas stations waiting for work in fields and other places
Is it really like that? I assumed it to be an urban myth.

>>4347
Your better off enlisting in the military in a field that you can work overseas, then leaving the USA.

Housing prices are never going down, it's over.

My fucking boomer mom is gonna vote liberal again in Canada literally just out of habit she's too lazy to do research she says her quality of life hasn't changed and technically that's true because we all just scrape by in poverty. Poverty never changes. But she's never known any different. I guess boomers are just in a stunted retarded "survival" mode and hate change.

>>4343
Day of the pillow soon.

>>4342
You're fucking retarded, don't do that. Actual stocks are low as fuck right now, it's still in a dip. You may as well buy lottery tickets if you're going to do crypto.

>>4344
Definitely this.

Cheapest? No dentist then. Here is your cheap route to dental health:

Buy hydrogen peroxide, baking soda, and a big tub of coconut oil. Cook and eat with the coconut oil, but make sure to swish with it at least ten minutes a day. I recommend swishing with hydrogen peroxide first for over a minute. It's up to you it you want to dilute it with water as directed. Brush your teeth with a coconut oil paste of baking soda.

Buy an immersion blender, and blend your food.

>>3925
I'am a chemist, and I sponsor this advice.

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>>3518
Unironically drive to the closest Mexican border town. That's one reason there's so many snowbirds in Arizona. Yuma to be specific. Cheap meds, cheap vets, cheap docs, cheap dentistry.

>>4335
The Federal Reserve Bank is supposed to be immune from political influence. For the most part, it is. The issue is banks and governments profit heavily from debt-based money, even if it's worse for the public in general.
It also isn't without its pitfalls, like in Guernsey for example. Guernsey's now considered a tax haven because they levy zero taxes on capital gains, inheritance, capital transfer, value added (VAT / TVA) or general withholding.
So in other words, while it would seem good to have the government take over printing the money for free, it'll just make things worse in the short term, and there's a lot of benefit to having it outside of political influence.

>>4336
It looks to me like right now the problem is:
>Government needs moar dollars because budget has a huge deficit
>Government borrows money first from not-the-Federal Reserve, whoever is offering
>Once alternate funding sources are dry, tell the Fed that the goverment needs exactly 235,822,251,298.02 to cover the remaining shortfall
>Federal Reserve prints the dollars out of nowhere and demands the government pay them back at interest (but the dollars to cover that interest don't even exist, so someone is going to have to default/bankrupt somewhere along the chain).

How is this better than replacing the final step with
>US Treasury prints the shortfall at zero interest
Then it isn't a loan that creates an impossibility of repayment.
Of course the better solution is just having a balanced budget.

Is this graph showing the amount of money in circulation? Surely we would have known about a 4x increase in 2020.

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I just want to take this opportunity to mention that garbanzo beans/chickpeas are similarly cheap, easy and nutritious (also possibly less prone to causing gas). I've been eating them a lot more than normal beans lately because I prefer the taste.

>>4212
Well BEANed

>>3621
Beans are very high in oxalate and will absolutely fuck your kidney up if you overeat them for a long time.

>>4309
imo, jobs overall aint that bad. especially on a 4-10 schedule. im just tired of not being able to own a home, or even just take a month or two off between things to find a better one. or having a week long vacation or big car repair wipe my savings. doesn't help that i'm terrible with money, but it's not easy when you work 40 hours a week and dont wanna put that effort in.

my biggest point is that "passive income" on a decently big windfall like $300k is a bad idea, and the easiest way to surefire improve your life is negate the mortgage/rent/car payment and call it a day. im over the doom and gloom of work, i just want to make the most of my time off without being so stressed about my future's bleakness that i lose my personal motivation in my free time.

most likely same as now but now with more money. lived too long the way i did to want anything else. you don't just let go of your neet hermit ways after living so for decades

>>4245
invest 10% of it in bonds and the rest in voo. lowest mgmt fees of all the s&p500 tickers.

>>4328
This but unironically

Also gold is a slightly better hedge, silver is slightly more speculative and volatile, but both are good.

>>4328
silver is better for transactional value. ie take some silver coins and buy some bread.
>>4330
gold is a better store of wealth. you probably wont be buying groceries with a gold coins/bullion