With the same thought of the other couple threads, instead of saving money, how about earning some extra money:
What are some things a person can do in spare time to make extra money? Something extra that can be done daily? Weekly? Seasonally?
With the same thought of the other couple threads, instead of saving money, how about earning some extra money:
What are some things a person can do in spare time to make extra money? Something extra that can be done daily? Weekly? Seasonally?
I like to sell fake passports on slow twitch.
hookers and blow
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Cut grass.
I like to sell fake passports on slow twitch.
PM’d you…
hookers and blow
I’d straight up be a gigolo, but my refusal to do guys really hampers my business. It is hard to sell something that everyone else is out giving away for free.
I like to sell fake passports on slow twitch.
PM’d you…
Don’t PM me Man, PM my fake account when I post about passports.
Has anyone seen the shit going on with the new weekly fantasy football leagues? Fanduel? Are the stories real? Geeks making over $200K playing weekly fantasy football?
I like to sell fake passports on slow twitch.
PM’d you…
Don’t PM me Man, PM my fake account when I post about passports.
What? Your Bull_Winkle account?
Has anyone seen the shit going on with the new weekly fantasy football leagues? Fanduel? Are the stories real? Geeks making over $200K playing weekly fantasy football?
I know a few people that have won (and lost) four-figures on fanduel this season. Big step to $200k, but wouldn’t shock me.
With the same thought of the other couple threads, instead of saving money, how about earning some extra money:
What are some things a person can do in spare time to make extra money? Something extra that can be done daily? Weekly? Seasonally?
Seriously, I would say bartending. The bartenders I know (pretty well) work less than full-time and play a lot of golf. They own homes, have retirement plans, take nice trips, etc. But I’ve never asked them about how they swing all that. I assume they make a lot of cash when they work.
With the same thought of the other couple threads, instead of saving money, how about earning some extra money:
What are some things a person can do in spare time to make extra money? Something extra that can be done daily? Weekly? Seasonally?
Seriously, I would say bartending. The bartenders I know (pretty well) work less than full-time and play a lot of golf. They own homes, have retirement plans, take nice trips, etc. But I’ve never asked them about how they swing all that. I assume they make a lot of cash when they work.
…and pay almost no taxes on that cash
I hear that the internet kitchen selling business is booming.
What are some things a person can do in spare time to make extra money? Something extra that can be done daily? Weekly? Seasonally?
Pick something you’re good at, enjoy and that you think other people might be interested in paying for…then do it. Could be anything. I know people selling wood working stuff, crafts, gadgets etc etc. I know people that fix computers, do small repairs etc etc. Grass cutting, landscaping, shoveling and on and on and on.
There is also always the part time jobs, which quite frankly is typically the easiest route and probably the most money.
~Matt
With the same thought of the other couple threads, instead of saving money, how about earning some extra money:
What are some things a person can do in spare time to make extra money? Something extra that can be done daily? Weekly? Seasonally?
Do you poop? If so you could be in luck!
http://www.boston.com/...XKoThmnpM/story.html
This is no joke. I’ve signed up for their registry but they’re backed up (pun intended). If you’re selected and pass their pre-screening you ‘donate’ at least 4 times a week for 60 days; if you then pass another screening your stool is released to patients and you’re eligible to keep pooping for them. Looking at their maths (on the–open biome website–you have to donate 4 times a week, and you can make $50 extra if you donate five times in a week), we’re talking between $1,280 and $2k in the 60-day window. For pooping.
You’re welcome.
With the same thought of the other couple threads, instead of saving money, how about earning some extra money:
What are some things a person can do in spare time to make extra money? Something extra that can be done daily? Weekly? Seasonally?
Do you poop? If so you could be in luck!
http://www.boston.com/...XKoThmnpM/story.html
This is no joke. I’ve signed up for their registry but they’re backed up (pun intended). If you’re selected and pass their pre-screening you ‘donate’ at least 4 times a week for 60 days; if you then pass another screening your stool is released to patients and you’re eligible to keep pooping for them. Looking at their maths (on the–open biome website–you have to donate 4 times a week, and you can make $50 extra if you donate five times in a week), we’re talking between $1,280 and $2k in the 60-day window. For pooping.
You’re welcome.
You’re shittin me!
You’re shittin me!
Correction: I’m shitting *for you *if you have C. difficile.
Just doing what I can for my fellow man…you’re welcome.
You’re shittin me!
Correction: I’m shitting *for you *if you have C. difficile.
Just doing what I can for my fellow man…you’re welcome.
Poopers without borders.
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I buy and sell boats on craigslist. Probably made about $10-14k this year. The key is knowing what boats are in demand (easy in Florida) and what to look for. So far, have never been burned buying a boat because my approach is that I would rather regret walking away than regret buying.
Have made 3-4k each on two different boats this year. Got to be able to act quick and have cash available so you can snatch up the really good deals.
If you don’t know boats, then find a couple makes of cars (or trucks). Campers can be money makers too.
The key is looking for items that people just want to get rid of and don’t care if they take a loss. Boats and campers are two of those items.