Mosquitos and bees both work hard. Only one of them is praised.

Extinction for the bees, keep the mosquitos, cU

what alex jones says

*links you articles that 1/4 women are raped and women men 70% on the dollar

Look dad, I'm right!

Moron.

Quick question: with China scaled down in productivity atm due to Corona, are you getting more customers? We're noticing that a lot of ours (High Tech electromagnetic components) are currently trying to get rid of dependency on China, wanting production alternatives outside China.

I think the best path to success is discipline and a willingness to put your life on hold, travel to where the best jobs are and work when you are young, invest 20%, save for a home and put money away for emergencies.
In my home town there was very little work so I picked up a mining job for Rio Tinto, I had to fly into the mine site and worked 5 days on 4 days off mostly, but I made around 140 thousand a year after tax, I invested into various things and a lot of them failed but the ones that came through did so in spades.
The real trick is just to avoid dead debt, anything that has no potential to make you money is not worth wasting money on, buy your cars 2 years old, no loans for holidays etc.
If you take out a loan it has to be for property and buy in a crash not a peak.
Working hard does not really matter, pay scale matters, if you find an easier job with better pay take it.
If you want to be promoted being the hardest worker is a terrible idea.

This post was edited by Plaguefear on Feb 12 2020 04:19am

How can you be right when you've made no argument?

It isn't my fault you didn't get anywhere in school or can't understand statistics. I don't know I'm bothering with such a fucking random.

You didn't even read the article. I knew it was outside the scope of your ability. Maybe if it was a meme.

This post was edited by Skinned on Feb 12 2020 05:34am

my business has limited crossover with chinese manufacturers. the closest thing i would say is we're having a hard time getting delivery on chinese steel shipments 100% on time. but slipping a day or two isnt a killer, we just order sooner. I do think tho that if this worry of chinese producers persists we'll begin to see more US domestic orders for manufacturing as some of the production moves stateside. but for a lot of companies they'll just ride the wave and wait for china to smooth out.

Or so we think.