notveryzen Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
18	Do not be like me. I am yet another man who was torched by a woman. I’m finished. Am I the only one that noticed that OP is planning suicide as his exit strategy?	/r/TheRedPill	09/02/18 01:13 AM
-1	Company loyalty is dead. Switch jobs every 18 months to two years. [Career] When I took it over it was $10 million with 10% margins. Now it's $50 million with 38% margins. That's why I make this much. My deal is 90% variable comp and tied to GP. I bet on myself and I'm winning. I'm very good at what I do and I deliver excellent results for the parent company.	/r/TheRedPill	18/07/17 10:52 PM
0	Company loyalty is dead. Switch jobs every 18 months to two years. [Career] It's a privately owned corporation with several divisions. I run a division that does about $50 million a year. The rest of the business does about another $50 mil in a good year. Total revenue is $100 million.	/r/TheRedPill	18/07/17 09:59 PM
-1	Company loyalty is dead. Switch jobs every 18 months to two years. [Career] It represents revenue in USD.	/r/TheRedPill	18/07/17 09:57 PM
-2	Company loyalty is dead. Switch jobs every 18 months to two years. [Career] $1,312,756.36 according to my W-2 last year. But yeah, just keep switching every 2 years and wonder why you are making $50k a year when you are 50 and have no marketable skills.	/r/TheRedPill	18/07/17 08:19 PM
1	Company loyalty is dead. Switch jobs every 18 months to two years. [Career] Why would running a mid sized $50 million business preclude a 7 figure salary? I'm curious.	/r/TheRedPill	18/07/17 08:16 PM
5	Company loyalty is dead. Switch jobs every 18 months to two years. [Career] Full disclosure, I've got over 20 years with my current employer. Staying in one spot, if it's a good spot, can be awesome. It gives you a chance to become really good at something and become almost indispensable. With great skills comes great leverage and with great leverage comes great pay. I'm at 7 figures and have a great relationship with the CEO and the controlling shareholders. None of that would be possible if I was job hopping every two years and trying to weasel an extra $20k out of so…	/r/TheRedPill	18/07/17 12:08 AM
1	How to get rid of Oneitis mentality You haven't mentioned the big reason you haven't asked her out. What's holding you back? Nothing will cure oneitis better than spending time with a girl and realizing that most of those awesome traits that you were projecting on her aren't really there at all. Or maybe some are and you could have a great new FWB.	/r/askTRP	20/04/17 03:59 PM
4	askTRP Megathread March 08 That's a 95th percentile penis. Average is 3.6 inches. Suspect the number would shoot up quite a bit if that was a 50th percentile number.	/r/TheRedPill	08/03/17 09:11 PM
4	Our Parents Were Right "Islam is a perfect example of a well-functioning and successful culture that embodies all of these aspects of living together as a unit. They are expanding rapidly and invading the western world because they are cohesive, they are traditional and it works." Are you seriously claiming that Islam is a perfect example of anything and that it "works"? It's a total fucking trainwreck. The reason that it is "expanding" is that Muslims are leaving their own countries as fast as they can because they c…	/r/TheRedPill	22/12/16 05:23 PM
1	Realizing that nobody gives a shit about you should be the most liberating thing you think. Love the concept above with the obvious caveat that family does matter for most. My family absolutely cares about my happiness just as I care about theirs. I'm a parent and I have parents so I know both ends of that relationship. My parents would take a bullet for me and would to this day. The bailed me out literally and figuratively many times when I was younger and the world was close to crushing me. They didn't do for their amusement or because they wanted grandkids. They did it because I am …	/r/TheRedPill	15/12/16 04:39 PM
17	What is the obsession on TRP with working hard? Why would anyone consciously adopt this loser mentality? Outside of the Fortune 500 bureaucracy, most of this is horrible advice. I run a midsize business (around $50 million annually) and can assure you that smart and hard work are noticed and rewarded. You're gonna get paid whatever you have the leverage to negotiate. The people that work hard and work smart make much more than the guys that are mailing it in and just doing 9-5. If you are stuck somewhere where working hard doesn't pay then ge…	/r/TheRedPill	09/12/16 05:53 PM