This truck here make 7k every week

[Guled111]

these billionaires aren't evenly distributed, with only 600 billionaires most of them are the same ethnicity, if there was to be a somali billionaire currently id guess it would be in Africa not America

Ok

 

[Yukon_Niner]

Tell that to @Yukon_Niner according to him it would be better to blow money on a useless degree

You can earn thousands as a plumber if you try hard and get lucky. That doesn't mean it's a good idea.

On average you'll earn more with that useless degree.

Separate data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics finds on average, workers who hold at least a bachelor's degree earned more than the $932 median weekly earnings for all workers in 2018.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.bu...earn-than-non-graduates-in-every-state-2019-5

 

[Tukraq]

You can earn thousands as a plumber if you try hard and get lucky. That doesn't mean it's a good idea.

On average you'll earn more with that useless degree.

Separate data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics finds on average, workers who hold at least a bachelor's degree earned more than the $932 median weekly earnings for all workers in 2018.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.bu...earn-than-non-graduates-in-every-state-2019-5

932 is almost nothing lol, like I said your probably not better off with that degree as degrees aren't needed for any jobs on the market outside the medical field which is bad paying for the years of debt you have to endure, also salaries already automatically put you into a poorer category which is why entrepreneurship would be more ideal, you say luck when its not luck just persistence

 

[Yukon_Niner]

932 is almost nothing lol, like I said your probably not better off with that degree as degrees aren't needed for any jobs on the market outside the medical field which is bad paying for the years of debt you have to endure, also salaries already automatically put you into a poorer category which is why entrepreneurship would be more ideal, you say luck when its not luck just persistence

According to statistics you'll earn more with that degree anyway, the average person with a degree has always earned more and take into account that's just a "bachelor's degree".

Most people aren't entrepreneur's nor do they succeed as entrepreneurs, the rate for failure is very high hence why people aren't succeeding with businesses every damn one that's created. You're also overestimatung how hard someone would/could work for a higher salary.

 

[Tukraq]

According to statistics you'll earn more with that degree anyway, the average person with a degree has always earned more and take into account that's just a "bachelor's degree".

Most people aren't entrepreneur's nor do they succeed as entrepreneurs, the rate for failure is very high hence why people aren't succeeding with businesses every damn one that's created. You're also overestimatung how hard someone would/could work for a higher salary.

salaries decline the further you go passed a bachelors degree it dosent go just up, and like I said thats salaries, never heard anyone being rich off salaries thats not how things work, failure in entrepreneurship isn't a bad thing, thats what they teach you at school in the real world failure is good(this is why A students work for C students), you get back up and try again with entrepreneurship until you make it, which beats below mediocrity and paycheck to paycheck with a salary, also bachelors are 4 years you could have been working(opportunity cost) and cost a heavy sum including debt so your not only avoiding taking steps forward wasting early working years but your also taking steps back into debt, so that los 932 is more than accounted for

 

[Yukon_Niner]

salaries decline the further you go passed a bachelors degree it dosent go just up, and like I said thats salaries, never heard anyone being rich off salaries thats not how things work, failure in entrepreneurship isn't a bad thing, thats what they teach you at school in the real world failure is good(this is why A students work for C students), you get back up and try again with entrepreneurship until you make it, which beats below mediocrity and paycheck to paycheck with a salary, also bachelors are 4 years you could have been working(opportunity cost) and cost a heavy sum including debt so your not only avoiding taking steps forward wasting early working years but your also taking steps back into debt, so that los 932 is more than accounted for

Graduate Degree Holders Make $17,000 More Per Year Than Bachelor’s Degree Holders

https://www.goodcall.com/news/how-much-more-can-you-make-with-a-masters-degree-01529/


It does go up, where are you getting your info from?

If it's a highly sought after profession that requires years of schooling you'll probably be rich with a salary. Hell you could just save and invest with a above average salary. And mate in the real world C students work shitty salary jobs too and are more likely to be in poverty.

You're ignoring the amount of money you need to start a business. It costs thousands and can leave you potentially bankrupt. It's not something you can come back from and do again unless you're living off inheritance money. Hell you're better off starting a franchise and even that's still risky as f*ck. You'll be left living on government benefits if you don't know your own financial threshold.

Higher education is a sound and reliable investment. Unestablished businesses aren't and you'll learn that in high school business studies or the internet.

 

[Tukraq]

Graduate Degree Holders Make $17,000 More Per Year Than Bachelor’s Degree Holders

https://www.goodcall.com/news/how-much-more-can-you-make-with-a-masters-degree-01529/


It does go up, where are you getting your info from?

If it's a highly sought after profession that requires years of schooling you'll probably be rich with a salary. Hell you could just save and invest with a above average salary. And mate in the real world C students work shitty salary jobs too and are more likely to be in poverty.

You're ignoring the amount of money you need to start a business. It costs thousands and can leave you potentially bankrupt. It's not something you can come back from and do again unless you're living off inheritance money. Hell you're better off starting a franchise and even that's still risky as f*ck. You'll be left living on government benefits if you don't know your own financial threshold.

Higher education is a sound and reliable investment. Unestablished businesses aren't and you'll learn that in high school business studies or the internet.

masters get more than PHDs like I said, only in the medical field is it really required for a degree anyways, also reliable investments are usually the worst ones, you need risk to make it

 

[Yukon_Niner]

masters get more than PHDs like I said, only in the medical field is it really required for a degree anyways, also reliable investments are usually the worst ones, you need risk to make it

Having a degree will make you a much more attractive candidate and it'll open opportunities for better paid jobs. Reliable investments will mostly give you a met profit, risky investments won't which is why they're called risky. The more money involved the bigger a chance you'll be living in a homeless shelter.

You don't need a risk to make it

 

[Tukraq]

Having a degree will make you a much more attractive candidate and it'll open opportunities for better paid jobs. Reliable investments will mostly give you a met profit, risky investments won't which is why they're called risky. The more money involved the bigger a chance you'll be living in a homeless shelter.

4 years of university would be around 80 to 100k in costs/debt plus an opportunity cost since you could have been working full time those 4 years which even at minimum wage in the US would be another 100k in 4 years, id rather the 200k than the piece of paper, with that you can then invest in a business which will put you in a better situation than any worker looking for a measly salary