I once served tables at a small café, earning $2.13/hr + tips (tips were slim back then)...
Later flipped burgers at Hardee's (fast food like McDonald's) for $4.25/hr.
No family money.
No inheritance.
No rich parents.
Yet today I'm sitting on millions.
How?
Consistent investing in the stock market over many years. You can do it too. Start small, stay consistent, and let time + compounding do the heavy lifting.
It's extremely funny how debt is forgivable when it's tied to yachts, hedge funds, or failed businesses, but suddenly becomes a character flaw when it's tied to education, healthcare, or survival.
Shop at any of these grocery stores?
Kroger
Fred Meyer
Ralphs
Food for Less
Mariano’s
Smith’s
Harris Teeter
Seems like a lot of competition—except that every one is owned by Kroger.
Now Kroger is trying to buy another: Giant Eagle.
And when competition dies, you pay more.
This bill effectively prohibits divestment from Israel. Worse yet, it creates a condition where any university not invested in Israel ultimately risks having their funding revoked on grounds of discrimination against a foreign country.
Land of the free, by the way.
Nothing pisses me off more than a conservative white woman hating on feminism while enjoying her college education, her own bank account, credit cards in her own name, the right to vote, getting abortions, and the freedom to get divorced.
It’s wild to hear MAGA’s still talking about getting back to $1.87 gas. Do people not realize that will NEVER HAPPEN barring some insane economic collapse?