how Trev got his 
? He's doing fine. You guys do you. Man.Trev's 340i
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ChrisoftheNorth
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I'm with Lord Griffington on this one. If you come from money, own up to it. Don't claim to be self-made when you're clearly not.
Desertbreh wrote: ↑Tue Oct 10, 2017 6:40 pm My guess would be that Chris took some time off because he has read the dialogue on this page 1,345 times and decided to spend some of his free time doing something besides beating a horse to death.
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razr390
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That's my argument for a lot of things. Even the Kardashians
I hate how they're like "our lips are real, our butts are real" like no one would call you out on it if you just said you got them done.
We make stupid people famous
Desertbreh wrote: ↑Thu Oct 17, 2019 3:05 pm DFD. The forum where everybody makes the same choices and then tells anybody trying to join the club that they are the stupidest motherfucker to ever walk the earth.
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Trevor1342
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Day trading is an incredibly stupid term. I consider myself an active/strategic investor. Actually I put my 2 weeks notice into BMW on Monday. I need more time to trade. Trading isn't a family business, DCIM is (data center infrastructure management). I work around 70 hours a week with it, mainly at nights for cutovers. I don't get paid special. I don't have my certifications yet and my title is basic network engineer. I install basic equipment/racks/servers and also do cabling. On the mark, my investing accounts for 76% of my income, DCIM accounts for 20%, and BMW accounted for 4%... That BMW job was more valuable than money in terms of dealing with customers and people skills. Working in the customer service business was educating to say the least.
valet = pussy grabber sport budget. 
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Trevor1342
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Day trading is an incredibly stupid term. I consider myself an active/strategic investor. Actually I put my 2 weeks notice into BMW on Monday. I need more time to trade. Trading isn't a family business, DCIM is (data center infrastructure management). I work around 70 hours a week with it, mainly at nights for cutovers. I don't get paid special. I don't have my certifications yet and my title is basic network engineer. I install basic equipment/racks/servers and also do cabling. On the mark, my investing accounts for 76% of my income, DCIM accounts for 20%, and BMW accounted for 4%... That BMW job was more valuable than money in terms of dealing with customers and people skills. Working in the customer service business was educating to say the least.
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Keep doing what you do man. I'mTrevor1342 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 29, 2017 3:17 pmDay trading is an incredibly stupid term. I consider myself an active/strategic investor. Actually I put my 2 weeks notice into BMW on Monday. I need more time to trade. Trading isn't a family business, DCIM is (data center infrastructure management). I work around 70 hours a week with it, mainly at nights for cutovers. I don't get paid special. I don't have my certifications yet and my title is basic network engineer. I install basic equipment/racks/servers and also do cabling. On the mark, my investing accounts for 76% of my income, DCIM accounts for 20%, and BMW accounted for 4%... That BMW job was more valuable than money in terms of dealing with customers and people skills. Working in the customer service business was educating to say the least.
