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He in 2024 still uses an iPhone6
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He thinks just because at 29 he has a job he is some kind of value. His personality is actually so toxic it would kill you from boredom. Having a job and being poor is like going every day to gym and have zero muscle build. He also giving such twinge vibes. A broke Tyron bring more joy in life than this incel. In his case taking every day showering won't fix his toxic personality 
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it's 2024 you need to be more that provider 
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I am full time student. But ending in such one tone job is suifuel so ending being independent worker with every time new challenges sounds like more interesting job
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Doing whole time nothing then 5 days before exams regretting you did nothing and stressfully studying
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it should pay more tbh
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How do you think you're going to go independent straight out of college? Independent consultants usually build a network first while working in major companies in their chosen industry.
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I don't mean straight out of college I expect to work 5 something years and at that time also to get good credit to buy some apartments to rent them and in that way having some safe net when going independent.
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Gotcha. It's good to spend some years in the industry before striking it out on your own. Also, don't underestimate the work and risks of owning rental units. Managing tenants aside, there's a risk of buying some crappy places that don't rent well. My friend had a couple places he was renting out and one ended up needing $30k+ in repairs. He barely broke even with it, iirc. The real money is in multi-family housing, but you either have to put down a huge downpayment or have good connections to invest with other people.
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