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| 11 | Fresh out of a toxic relationship! Someone show her what she’s been missing out on..(if you’re man enough of course)Unemployment claims intake is a real job - she's not on unemployment. Unless I read it wrong. | /r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen | 10/05/21 11:11 PM |
| 3 | Is this all there is?Inflation (lowering dollar) actually makes equities go up. If you look at a graph of the dollar and the S&P 500, they are inversely correlated. It's not a perfect correlation, but as inflation goes up, stocks do too! | /r/MGTOW | 08/05/21 04:13 PM |
| 5 | Two of the biggest scams of all time:Oh believe me, I know. 230k in student loans and ~80k in savings so far between IRA and savings / investments and 4 more years of residency before I make the big bucks. But making 300k+ from your late 20s or early 30s depending on specialty, no matter how much debt you take on (typical is 250-300k for most med schools) is a great deal. You can pay that off in 4-5 years while living very comfortably and then it's pure income. Yes, trades will outpace medicine in their 20s and early/mid 30s due to… | /r/MGTOW | 21/04/21 04:16 PM |
| 3 | Two of the biggest scams of all time:Yeah, the highest income careers are locked behind (multiple) degrees. I totally agree with trades being a very good middle class income, but if you wanna make 300k+ you almost have to get a formal education. | /r/MGTOW | 21/04/21 04:00 PM |
| 2 | Gentlemen, consider trades over college...True, but some high paying careers (engineering, medicine) is locked behind degrees. I agree that it's either trades or a practical STEM degree or bust. Unless you're lucky and you fall into a good job with a useless degree. | /r/MGTOW | 14/02/21 07:37 PM |
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