To make readers who aren't super star poker-players or luckybastard* SC commentators feel better, I successfully managed to overdraw on my overdraft not once, or twice but THREE times in my uni days. Good times.

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*Is a joke. Chillax fanboys.

Divinek

Canada4045 Posts

March 23 2008 01:52 GMT

#23

Was conveniently born into money.

Goosey

United States695 Posts

March 25 2008 16:55 GMT

#24

Find out what you want to do, get an education for it, and do it.

Don't try to do any scheme to get rich without an education. You may get lucky, but it is usually gonna fail.

Once you have education you can easily get job, and if job pay bracket just happens to be high, you just happen to get lots of money.

It is easy.

omgbnetsux

United States3749 Posts

March 25 2008 17:17 GMT

#25

Just get a good degree and work hard. It will pay off in the long run.

Get rich quick / working from home / 4 hour work week stuff is generally bullshit. If it was that easy to get rich, everyone would be doing it.

EvilTeletubby

Baltimore, USA22261 Posts

March 25 2008 17:20 GMT

#26

On March 26 2008 01:55 Goosey wrote:
It is easy.

I wouldn't exactly say that...

1t2t3t4t5taw

Andorra173 Posts

March 25 2008 18:36 GMT

#27

I make a grand total of around $1000 a month, interning for a local tech company, but I'm a college student so I that's my excuse. I think it's pretty good since I get to keep about $500 of it every month as my allowance that I can spend/save as I want (I mostly save). I pay my housing rent but my parents pay for all my school tuition, which is nice :D

QuanticHawk

United States32158 Posts

March 25 2008 19:27 GMT

#28

I make a measely 30k-ish a year =/ (Had to cut hours cuz of school). It was cool when I first started full time, now i just want the damn degree so i can make $

Response

United States1938 Posts

March 26 2008 15:02 GMT

#29

On March 22 2008 17:51 NEwAcC) wrote:

standart

Jayson X

Switzerland2431 Posts

March 26 2008 15:07 GMT

#30

I was rich onces...
blackjack and whores killed it.

No i'm kidding.
Taxes killed it...

CapO

United States1615 Posts

March 26 2008 18:48 GMT

#31

On March 23 2008 10:52 Divinek wrote:
Was conveniently born into money.

can you give me some? i'm poor. god bless you.

bASes

5 Posts

March 26 2008 23:41 GMT

#32

I'm going to be a Cardiac Thorasic Surgeon.. I'll be saving lives and making money

Gokey

United States2722 Posts

March 27 2008 02:31 GMT

#33

On March 27 2008 08:41 bASes wrote:
I'm going to be a Cardiac Thorasic Surgeon.. I'll be saving lives and making money

As soon as you learn to spell thoracic... Jesus christ, please don't be my surgeon

LuMiX

China5758 Posts

March 27 2008 05:49 GMT

#34

rofl gokey.. =P

FirstProbe

1206 Posts

April 04 2008 02:23 GMT

#35

On March 27 2008 11:31 Gokey wrote:

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As soon as you learn to spell thoracic... Jesus christ, please don't be my surgeon

lol
and just so you know, cardiothoracic surgeons are starting to lose some of their income because of interventional cardiology, and a lot of them are starting to do angio's to supplement their income.

FirstProbe

1206 Posts

April 04 2008 02:24 GMT

#36

On March 22 2008 15:38 clazziquai wrote:

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That really matters a lot. Sucks for you if you have a high pay job but don't enjoy it.

I am sure you'll be able to find a better job as you get older since you're only like in your 20s? I assume?

:D
I'm old now

kidd

United States2848 Posts

April 04 2008 04:46 GMT

#37

Like Someone said when you actually have a job that doesn't involve playing poker all day, saving is very important. Since most of us go to a University, any retainable funds are awesome.

I try to keep myself on a budget which has worked for me for the past 3 years or so. So far with a mediocre paying job working part time I have upwards of 10k in my account. I pay for everything as well (bills groceries etc.)

No where near some of the others but not too bad for someone who is 20 and independent