My coworker sells money to people! - Quick story about having the audacity. My coworker is a career doorman that works on Billionaires Row. Fairly weird guy, he speaks and sings to himself constantly but hey, you need something to pass the time. He recently took up origami specifically for dollar bills. He would make rings, shirts, ties, just about anything he could find instructions on. People would walk by or in and out of the building and he’d show them. He was soon exchanging a dollar for an origami’d dollar regularly. No profit, right? Eventually he came across the right people because one person liked the shirt so much, they asked him to make 20 of them and he would receive $20 for them. Then when the person came back to pick up the order, he showed her new designs. Some pants and a shirt with a tie. She fell in love. It just so happens she’s a high end fashion designer and thought they would make great gifts for her staff and investors. Now he is on commission to make dozens of them with $20 bills and she will double pay for any order he completes. He’s on the verge of signing a outside contractors agreement to do this for the foreseeable future. Lesson: Just because it seems stupid doesn’t mean someone isn’t willing to pay for it. Entrepreneur

My coworker sells money to people! - Quick story about having the audacity. My coworker is a career doorman that works on Billionaires Row. Fairly weird guy, he speaks and sings to himself constantly but hey, you need something to pass the time. He recently took up origami specifically for dollar bills. He would make rings, shirts, ties, just about anything he could find instructions on. People would walk by or in and out of the building and he’d show them. He was soon exchanging a dollar for an origami’d dollar regularly. No profit, right? Eventually he came across the right people because one person liked the shirt so much, they asked him to make 20 of them and he would receive $20 for them. Then when the person came back to pick up the order, he showed her new designs. Some pants and a shirt with a tie. She fell in love. It just so happens she’s a high end fashion designer and thought they would make great gifts for her staff and investors. Now he is on commission to make dozens of them with $20 bills and she will double pay for any order he completes. He’s on the verge of signing a outside contractors agreement to do this for the foreseeable future. Lesson: Just because it seems stupid doesn’t mean someone isn’t willing to pay for it.


Shortnsalty 36d

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Berkshire is hoarding so. much. cash.
Goldrush_Greg 67d

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Stonksurfer42 97d

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Moonbagjack 128d

Where does this end up long term with small stocks suffering white giant caps are taking all the coin?

Where does this end up long term with small stocks suffering white giant caps are taking all the coin?
Chartwizard_Au 158d

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Tendies_Inbound 1y

#ASX:ASN Is Anson Resources’ US$330M Financing Deal the Key to Unlocking Utah’s Lithium Potential?

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