JohnDoeSr

[MrBeast @MrBeast]

I’m gonna give 10 random people that repost this and follow me $25,000 for fun (the $250,000 my X video made)

I’ll pick the winners in 72 hours

[JohnDoeSr @DaddyFatStackk]

@thetradingninja 🩸

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@RampCapitalLLC Last one is in bend oregon. I went there a year ago and plan to go back this month for another blockbuster hoodie.

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@AkadoSang Pretty interesting read. What book is this from?

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@AustinPhysiHub @jonsimsedits @Molson_Hart Lol damn bro. I'd explain but you seem to want to argue and be right so you have won the great internet debate of 2021. Your prize is a life time of ignorance. Congrats

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@StacyintheBurgh @jonsimsedits @Molson_Hart I think you missed my point and you're talking about after the business is stabilized as I was talking about the process to stabilize it

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@YellowHouseATX @jonsimsedits @Molson_Hart - failed business creator

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@AustinPhysiHub @jonsimsedits @Molson_Hart Lol because thats how a business works. How did you that customers are irrelevant from my lack of dependence on others in a career setting?

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@rickdiculous23 @jonsimsedits @Molson_Hart That was my point. I had labor intensive jobs and feel they would have been much more difficult if I was trying to create the business as well. Owner is always whatever is needed including worker.

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@AustinPhysiHub @jonsimsedits @Molson_Hart Lol I don't need employees to obtain customers

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@rickdiculous23 @jonsimsedits @Molson_Hart Its easier to get a job as a laborers than to create a labor business from the bottom up to the point employees are needed.

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@debbysdowners @CominternQueer @jonsimsedits @Molson_Hart Not at all. Laborers incur no risk, liability or anything to do with initial start up. They are equally important to a sense but the contribution is not the same.

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@TheMysticMungus @HarassmentChamp @jonsimsedits @Molson_Hart You're talking about corporations while I was referring to small businesses

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@ZolotojKrokodil @jonsimsedits @Molson_Hart Lol thats the only way its not easy though and can be taught to anyone. Skill is irrelevant and so is vision. Its easier to get a job digging ditches than to create a business digging ditches from the ground up which means the owner will have to dig them till he's able to scale.

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@zoe_obrian @jonsimsedits @Molson_Hart Still doesn't matter imo

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@zoe_obrian @jonsimsedits @Molson_Hart Jobs are a trap that ill like people to break out of but most are stuck to stereotypes when they are capable of so much more.

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@zoe_obrian @jonsimsedits @Molson_Hart Shit is an excuse most people use to why they aren't successful. I know plenty that started with nothing and now have everything. I inherited nothing but heart burn but my kids will have so much more

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@StoicGiraffee @jonsimsedits @Molson_Hart Lol alright. Im whatever you want me to be or need me to be

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@Ar2Ax @jonsimsedits @Molson_Hart Depends on the business. If you own a subway you can get by with one to two people. A mcdonalds will require a whole staff though

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@zoe_obrian @jonsimsedits @Molson_Hart That is often done by the owner in the beginning and means nothing without his initial contribution