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Roomate doubled what i made a few years later and i made the same . Got into pimping and did ok

Hard to make more money than you can in commission sales. But you need to be good.

mrydel wrote:Hard to make more money than you can in commission sales. But you need to be good.

Yeah well now days if you work 4 the man you need the degree also. Just puts your foot in the door even.

Well I am happy where I am today. I have done the same thing for 23+ years and have loved it. Got good enough that I am in demand, and I am going to walk away from it while I still have some energy to play.

mrydel wrote:Well I am happy where I am today. I have done the same thing for 23+ years and have loved it. Got good enough that I am in demand, and I am going to walk away from it while I still have some energy to play.

Awesome.

I still haven't figured out what I'm going to do when I grow up, until then I'll continue being a beach bum. Is this CP oh [deleted] wrong site

Thought I was there also.

tuition only 68-69 was $500/semester. went up 20% the next year to $600/semester, I was outraged with the increase.
total back then was about $2000/year
to equate to the rising cost of college
$2000 year / $1.50 minimum hourly wage = 1,333 hours to pay for one year
$66484 year / $7.,25 minimum hourly wage = 9,170 hours.

so college cost is almost 7 times more '68-'69 compared to now. it's just a crime.

bubba pony wrote:tuition only 68-69 was $500/semester. went up 20% the next year to $600/semester, I was outraged with the increase.
total back then was about $2000/year
to equate to the rising cost of college
$2000 year / $1.50 minimum hourly wage = 1,333 hours to pay for one year
$66484 year / $7.,25 minimum hourly wage = 9,170 hours.

so college cost is almost 7 times more '68-'69 compared to now. it's just a crime.

Awesome history

When I was at SMU (early 90's), U. S. News & World report named SMU as one of the best values because it was in the low $20s

SMU's education got me into law school. After graduating, made $16,000 per year first year. I got a big jump after 8 years to $40,000 when I switched firms. Trust me, you can live on $55,000 per year, even in style if you know how to do it.

EastStang wrote:SMU's education got me into law school. After graduating, made $16,000 per year first year. I got a big jump after 8 years to $40,000 when I switched firms. Trust me, you can live on $55,000 per year, even in style if you know how to do it.

That won't fill some people's boats up
I suppose everything is relative

mustangxc wrote:Why are we paying him so much?

To make sure he makes more than the football or basketball coach?

Rebel10 wrote:

mustangxc wrote:Why are we paying him so much?

To make sure he makes more than the football or basketball coach?

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