Anonymous #1 13w

I did. But the best he could do was a part time gig with minimum pay…

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Anonymous OP 13w

I mean you can ask him what he did to grow himself financially. But i don’t understand if this post is just a rant abt not having enough money or ranting about a family member not giving money. Either way, if you have a better job than what he offered, don’t go for it. Otherwise, take it or ask for help finding a better one.

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Anonymous #2 13w

Where in this post did he say he was asking him for money? I’m sure that would be frustrating when he’s barely scraping by and his brother has that much disposable income. He just came here to rant on the rant page. Anyone would be a bit frustrated/ jealous in this situation

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Anonymous OP 13w

Is it possible that part time gig could lead to the same outcome? Like if you get your foot in the door would you be able to transfer inside the company to a similar position

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Anonymous #2 13w

I don’t think that’s an unpopular opinion.

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Anonymous OP 13w

How minimum is minimum?

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Anonymous #1 13w

The federal minimum wage, often referred to as poverty wages

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Anonymous #5 13w

No. Not without me going through 4-6 years of graduate school

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Anonymous #3 13w

A rant about having money. And about someone with WAY TOO MUCH MONEY lecturing me about how Im broke. Like If I had his kind of money I wouldn’t have any problem at sll

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Anonymous #2 13w

I never suggested that he should give me his money. I’m just RANTING about how I’m broke but he is making thousandS more than he needs!

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Anonymous OP 13w

Man that really sucks then, have you thought about going into a trade? I’ve heard electricians make a lot of money, not enough to invest $2000 a week ofc but enough to live with plenty of excess cash

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