what percent?

yEET

so very rich /biz/nessman

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thank you /r/personalfinance

>/r/

/r/ukpersonalfinance niqqa

is headfi worth using

posting on/joining, i mean

>saving 100 pounds a month

>not spending it all

head-fi reviews are good

i read them when i need chi-fi

when I close my eyes I can almost see it

tfw you realize you're getting $22k in welfare before medical expenses

welfare is best job

https://s23.postimg.org/brlehnbzv/screenshot_310.png

literally me

yep

how to collect welfare

?

i figure i probably can't make it forever but if i can stretch it out until im at least 30 then i will have made it through my best years a free man

go to dss and say you have nothing and no where to go? i can't give you all the tricks you should be clever enough to figure them out

They have jobs where you just have to breathing to be hired

still selling your time for not enough money, having to be somewhere you don't want to be 40 hours a week doing something you don't want to do, even if its nothing at all.

I got my first job from the welfare office

ive been independant since 18 and none of my friends are any better off than i am now at 25

>starting your work life at 30

You're hyper fucked.

well hopefully it will be later than that but i'm okay with 30

You should go traveling before then or you'll never do it

rather buy headphones and keyboards

the two arent mutually exclusive

i make half of what you do and i've gone overseas twice this year on vacation

Literally stealing peoples tax dollars

that's what cheap living costs does

<:FeelsHeadset:340394040304599040> ok

yeah but i still wouldn't go if i had 10 million

i wouldn't do anything different if i had 10 million outside of having a nice chair maybe

like a herman miller embody

this is why i hate rich people and welfare queens