This discussion explores unconventional methods for achieving wealth, emphasizing both legal and illegal avenues. Participants suggest strategies such as investing in real estate, starting a tutoring business, and even engaging in gambling or illegal activities. The conversation highlights the psychological and social implications of sudden wealth, cautioning that quick riches can lead to unforeseen challenges. Ultimately, the consensus leans towards entrepreneurship and leveraging others' labor as viable paths to financial success.
PREREQUISITESEntrepreneurs, aspiring investors, and individuals interested in unconventional wealth-building strategies will benefit from this discussion.
Originally posted by FZ+
Any sort of gambling is statistically weighted to make sure you lose. And lotteries are worst of the lot.
Originally posted by steppenwolf
i hear selling eggs (the human kind) is quite a good way to make money, but the best I've ever heard of, and surely what will pay off all my student loans one day...being a hostess in japan, seriously, japanese business men pay huuuge amounts of money for western ladies to just sit there and laugh at their jokes! how brilliant! yes ok there are the occasional japanese mafia bosses who maybe threaten death to just the occasional hostess BUT that's very rare, better odds then in the lottery at any rate. a few months in japan and you're set for life, if you don't die of course...