Sharell (privatier)

work hard, play hard 💵🛩️🏎️🏌🏾

[Sharell (privatier) @sharell_010]

I don’t take advice from people less successful than me. - Ye

[Sharell (privatier) @sharell_010]

London people move very weird. You can’t find anyone useful there. Everyone Punching above their weight class and thinking they are the best. Even if they have something going on their mentality is very retarded.

[Mr Sergio @samson_samsen]

Do you know what everybody seems to be missing?

If he uses the inheritance his father left him to pay off his sisters' $300,000 in student loans, he would not only be disregarding his father's explicit wish that they never benefit from his wealth, he would also be participating in the very betrayal that led to their exclusion from the will.
That is, to me, a betrayal of the dead.

His sisters sided with their mother while she was cheating on their father. They saw nothing morally wrong with what she had done. Their father lived and died with that disappointment.
His response was to ensure that the daughters who supported that betrayal would never share in the wealth he had built through his own labour. He left everything to his son, entrusting him not only with assets, but with the responsibility of preserving that final decision.

If the son truly believes his father was wronged, then he must also respect the father's chosen consequence for those who enabled that wrong.
To pay off his sisters' debts with money his father intentionally withheld from them would not be an act of generosity. It would amount to overturning his father's final judgment.

In doing so, he would no longer be standing with the man who suffered the injustice. He would be withdrawing his support after his father's death.
That, would make him a participant in the betrayal his father sought to condemn. And it would place him beneath his sisters in moral standing. They betrayed a living man. He would be betraying the dead. That is the deepest form of dishonour a man can descend to.

[100X @whois100x]

New money influencers has ruined Monaco F1 season. Sad to see. 2023 was probably the last good time to go, most of them don’t even watch the race, they’re for social status fitting with the “trend”

Tuscany/Bodrum/Montonegro then once they find out about that we can shift back to SOF.

I just hope they never find out about wellness resorts like SHA or chenot or farmhouse retreats like six senses duoro valley/reschio.

[Sharell (privatier) @sharell_010]

@TheInfoDon Keep coping

[Sharell (privatier) @sharell_010]

@maxwellcopy Its literally the finance hub of the world. What did you expect🤣🤣🤣

It’s been an S tier city for doing business for decades.

[Mr.Karlous @KarlousM]

Around $500

[Sharell (privatier) @sharell_010]

@eh_kenzie Dark

[Sharell (privatier) @sharell_010]

@lamzszn

[Sharell (privatier) @sharell_010]

Bro bought to plastic version of the Rimowa and complains about it after finding out plastic doesn’t hold. If you buy a Rimowa you get the aluminum one and not the IG aesthetic brainwash one. YOU are the problem for being an easy manipulated slop customer. When buying luxury goods go after a certain product, from certain brands, with a specific utility and not whatever is on your feed 😭😭

[@levelsio @levelsio]

It's not just luxury hotels that are a scam, it's almost everything that's luxury that's a scam

Gf bought Rimowa suitcases, expensive and supposed to be better quality than regular ones, but of course they're much worse

They keep breaking, like all of them, cracks in the handles, cracks in the sides, it's just cheap plastic shit but it costs $1000 or more

Rimowa was bought by LVMH in 2016 which has an average profit margin of 66% and whose strategy is to increase prices by ~5x, decrease costs by ~5x and then create artificial scarcity (limited availability per shop) because people want what they can't get (not me though but many)

LVMH is kinda like the luxury version of private equity, it makes everything more expensive and worse and hard to get!

[Jason Applebaum @Jason______A]

@Seanfrank I wanna fuck 21, 21 year olds at the same time on my 210ft yacht

[Sharell (privatier) @sharell_010]

@ezyadil Then do it, comfortably SUV and the 812 for the fun days is a good combo

[Sharell (privatier) @sharell_010]

@JoshWest247 Sure, but that doesn’t explain the ugly design. Go ahead more your electric vehicles but design it better. Look at the rolls Royce specter beautiful car and a fully EV no one is complaining about that, because it looks fantastic!

[Sharell (privatier) @sharell_010]

Ok, and?

[Naval @naval]

If the people you most look up to are investors and financiers, then your God is money.

[Sharell (privatier) @sharell_010]

@champtgram

[Sharell (privatier) @sharell_010]

@Jelitics Go big or go bigger

[Sharell (privatier) @sharell_010]

The only part I don’t get is the paying part why is your X manager paying the frontline? It doesn’t make sense at all… That should all be in one HR department (depending on company size that can be literally one lady working halftime). How would that even work accounting wise. Your are paying one person to pay other people so is that person run your payment through their business and they are actually just a contractor, which wouldn’t make them an actual employee. Please run me through the process

[Matthew @matthewabides]

1/ Meet Zachary Wolk (@zachxbt), the crypto investigator who's exposed $500M+ in fraud.

He investigated everyone. Nobody ever investigated him.

I found him in a free neighborhood paper. Also found ~$5M of "donations" from the people who never appear in his threads.

[Sharell (privatier) @sharell_010]

I got a russian bitch that’s ready to rush a bitch

[Sharell (privatier) @sharell_010]

To not accept an event in the world, is to deny reality.