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| Sunsnail |
| I think he meant he can make $60 in an hour of work doing print media or something |
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| malek |
| quote: | Originally posted by smokeape
If you make $60/h, then you are not a partner in any business since you wouldn't draw an hourly wage if you were. Hookers make the same, BTW, but not a normal salary.
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| smokeape |
| quote: | Originally posted by malek
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BWAHHHAHAAAAAA!!!!
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| DjConfessions |
smokeape, you're really ruining the thread here. c'mon, lets talk cars
anyways, anyone take their car to the tracks? I go to the track just about everytime it is open, just to watch of course. Evos and SRT-4s really stir up the place. and the new mustangs are really slow |
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| DJ Chrono |
| quote: | Originally posted by smokeape
I'm sorry, most kids in the states have a car while in college. Reckon up north you don't need one and a bus is just cool? Doubt that is the majority opinion up there. So, if it's raining and the bus doesn't make a run on time do you just hoof it or use a skateboard to get to work now? If you make $60/h, then you are not a partner in any business since you wouldn't draw an hourly wage if you were. Hookers make the same, BTW, but not a normal salary.
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Hahaha, actually I know most students in my program actually did take public transportation. I also did a survey for one of my psychology classes about student transportation and the number of car owners was actually pretty low. It makes sense to not own a car in college, if public transport is avaliable. Car insurance in Ontario for males under 25 can cost more than car payments (up to $9,000 a year, probably more), and with gas going over 90 cents a liter, may as well just save money and take the bus.
I work out of home for now, cause the low overhead ($0 is not even bad ;)) But I'm looking into getting a car so I don't have to rely on public transportation for client meetings. When I said I can make over 60/h, I meant for actually doing client work. So no, I don't draw an hourly wage from my business, but it's what I get from charging my clients. |
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| smokeape |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ Chrono
Hahaha, actually I know most students in my program actually did take public transportation. I also did a survey for one of my psychology classes about student transportation and the number of car owners was actually pretty low. It makes sense to not own a car in college, if public transport is avaliable. Car insurance in Ontario for males under 25 can cost more than car payments (up to $9,000 a year, probably more), and with gas going over 90 cents a liter, may as well just save money and take the bus.
I work out of home for now, cause the low overhead ($0 is not even bad ;)) But I'm looking into getting a car so I don't have to rely on public transportation for client meetings. When I said I can make over 60/h, I meant for actually doing client work. So no, I don't draw an hourly wage from my business, but it's what I get from charging my clients. |
Thanks for clarifying the point about hooker wages. Didn't really explain how you'd get somewhere to draw them other than in a bus, but reckon that's the norm in Canada?
Tell us some more unknown tales from the Great White...
Lol!
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| OrZonE |
| quote: | Originally posted by smokeape
Didn't really explain how you'd get somewhere to draw them other than in a bus, but reckon that's the norm in Canada?
Tell us some more unknown tales from the Great White...
Lol!
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Fo' real dawg, you can't pick bitches up in a bus crammed wit grannies and :cool: :crazy: |
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| Masonious |
| quote: | Originally posted by TranceSpeeder
nice bike! which subaru is that? |
That's an '04 R6 (the bike) and a 2002 WRX with many, many mods. :D |
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| Masonious |
Smokeape, you ing moron. Telling people what you make per hour is the standard way of telling folks what you make per 2000 hour year. 60/hour = $120,000/year. Salaried folk (myself included) articulate that to those interested when appropriate.
btw, did you find out hooker wages from your first wife or your second?
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| Masonious |
| quote: | Originally posted by Masonious
btw, did you find out hooker wages from your first wife or your second?
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oh God...that was "Whoreable" I feel like such a dirty, dirty Sl00t..but hey you know how to handle that right? |
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| prestige |
| quote: | Originally posted by enferno
1967 mustang fastback with various shelby clone conversions/parts
does 1/4 mile in just over 9.5 seconds. |
9.5 seconds!?!... thats pretty intense. i gotta see pics of this shiet. What you do to the motor? |
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| Pariah Cleric |
I drive an Eagle Talon eSI, good looking car, but she's hella slow. I'm going to get rid of it here as soon as I can and buy a Nissan 240SX and swap in an rb25det.
I need RWD. And Power. |
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