Are y’all also in TFM’s monkey business chat room?

I avoid debt now at all costs

debt to go within ur favor

Maybe your idea of doing CS work is from the beach in Vietnam.

My brother is trying to do something like that

You go into debt when the return exceeds the net cost.

Idk how it goes but whatever

That is the ONLY time.

@Xychotic dude so many ppl outsource DBAs from india - you can work remotely from anywhere if you're good it's awesome

@Xychotic if you dont need additional returns debt is pointless, henge mgtow.

@Eritrean MGTOW DM me an invite.

do u use python for data analysis xy

I’m going back to school but I will have to live off loans to pursue my doctorate

The PMO isn't that advanced.

I don’t know how to invite, I’m new to discord

Eritrean?

oh okay

I am amazed

phd in what?

I practically had to use harpoons and tow cables to convince everyone to actually use MS project and excel properly.

Doctor of occupational therapy

@Eritrean MGTOW His link should be posted at like 9 CST.

All this while some raging harpy in New Jersey bitched constantly about data integrity and other fuckery.

in english?

See, that's good ROI.

@Xychotic i feel the pain - whenever i explain database things to my boss he just zones out and yawns - he also doesnt understand that you can't analyze data if it's not cleaned

A few people that I have found out from Youtube that know about stuff in relationship to money are Dan Lok, Dan Pena, and Robert Kiyosaki.

My boss recognizes that, we just don't have the skills or maturity yet to do it. We're going to try to bring on a consultant to help.

I have a channel called MGTOW Clover. Please check it out

Okay, momentary pivot.

Chinese Buffet or steak?

HE PLUGGED HIS CHANNE;

Buffet

Are there any Gen Z here?

I think it was Robert Kiyosaki who mentioned in his book Rich Dad Poor Dad about using debt to work within your favor.

I read it in my school

sparky is gen z

I'm also part of the stupid name called gen Z

Ha. Kiyosaki is one of the worst people to give advice.

Is Ramen noodlez an option?

I just don't remember whether or not the book mentioned about using debt within your favor.