Dogecoin/crypto noob selling question

[swampratt]

BOLOGNA sandwiches and a can of beans.
When that ran out unexpectedly I had whole grain oats. Couple spoon fulls and some water and you are good for a few hours.

Now you can "day trade" the coins and make a little money.
Take all those little $50 profit blips.

But use money you do not mind throwing away.

I live below my means and never paid on a house more than 5 years.
I am debt free and have been for many years.
My first car ... actually my first 2 cars were $75 each.
Only money I ever borrowed was for a house.

I do not go out to eat much and never had fancy things.
Unless you think these hand me down and thrift store clothes I keep patching together are fancy.

 

[Mr.Glock]

Yep swamp rat, do your own work. Lowest bid we got on this tree was $1350. Took us at 61 years old, two days. Wife and I. It was 67ft tall. 32ft extension ladder. A Dewalt 20volt limb saw. I’m impressed with what it did. Tree work is expensive.

 

[dennishoddy]

Well of course. You're the most successful person ever. That's why you have so much time to hang out and post here. But to clarify, perhaps better phrasing would have been "There's no successful people I know that didn't incur debt while on their journey there." Although even on the first phrasing, most successful people I know will still carry debt --- again, it's a tool.

What is this debt you speak of?

 

[Rez Exelon]

I started with $8000 that I saved from working the farm, drilling water wells and working Rodeo Chutes for Calf Roping/Bull Riding. Also worked 3 jobs my 11th and 12th grade school years. Bought my first home for $5000, it was a shack for 2 years. It is called living within your means. Debt is wrong in any way you all want to try to paint it. I am filthy rich as a old man. Never a penny borrowed. Paid cash for my first BullDozer. It can be done on your own work. Don’t borrow. That is all I have to say.

Curiosity questions...what year was that and do you still truly believe that is possible?

 

[CHenry]

Personally I make more side money than anything taking Walmart clearance stuff and flipping it. Pretty easy and almost no risk... if I get stuck with something then I at least have something tangible to be stuck with.

OMFG
LMAO

 

[CHenry]

Curiosity questions...what year was that and do you still truly believe that is possible?

Of course, and if you dont know it its likely too late unless your 25 now. I'm in the same boat as MRG

 

[CHenry]

Probably because you're not the sharpest knife in the drawer on every subject. Or are you just the best at everything? Do some looking around and you might find people clearing crazy amounts doing that. It's my side hustle but some people do it as an actual job.

For instance, last year I got a waterslide on clearance at academy for 50 bucks. Just kept it in the box and then sold it last week for 165. Took all of 30 minutes to buy it, list it and meet up. What's the hourly return on that?

about 1/10th of what I make an hour.
No I'm no expert on many things, but money management and making is simple really.
Just gotta have the common sense of a dead fish really.

 

[Rez Exelon]

165-50= 115 for a half hour so * 2 and it becomes 230. Divided by 10 and I get 2300. You make 2300 an hour?

2300 an hour at 2080 hours in a work year is 4,784,000 a year. You pulling 5 mil a year? Or you just running diarrhea out your mouth like you do daily?

 

[CHenry]

165-50= 115 for a half hour so * 2 and it becomes 230. Divided by 10 and I get 2300. You make 2300 an hour?

2300 an hour at 2080 hours in a work year is 4,784,000 a year. You pulling 5 mil a year? Or you just running diarrhea out your mouth like you do daily?

I dont respond to ignorance and your getting a little too personal for your position in my life.

 

[Rez Exelon]

I dont respond to stupid and your getting a little too personal for your position in my life.

I'm doing the math based on the parameters and information you provided. So again, you pulling 5 mil or are you full of it like always?