Coming out of retirement

2023-10-01 at 8:10 PM UTC

#781

The Self Taught Man Black Hole

muh plurals

2023-10-01 at 8:14 PM UTC

#782

Chios Honey African Astronaut

ANSI= confirmation

2023-10-01 at 8:27 PM UTC

#783

Xlite African Astronaut

Will thar be free food and booze for nis members?

2023-10-02 at 2:13 AM UTC

#784

Speedy Parker Black Hole

Originally posted by Xlite Will thar be free food and booze for nis members?

no

2023-10-02 at 2:17 AM UTC

#785

The Self Taught Man Black Hole

How bout a discount. 10%?

2023-10-02 at 2:27 AM UTC

#786

Chios Honey African Astronaut

He thinks he's Mr Rothschilds but yeah.. he sure is acting like a cheapskate that one of them is.

2023-10-02 at 2:28 AM UTC

#787

Chios Honey African Astronaut

All Moneybags are cheap skate fucks

2023-10-02 at 2:28 AM UTC

#788

Chios Honey African Astronaut

Actually i think I read Mark Benioff is pretty generous,. he's an exception to the rule.

2023-10-02 at 2:31 AM UTC

#789

Chios Honey African Astronaut

Originally posted by Speedy Parker Speedy got the electrical fixed in his kitchen on a Sunday by a licensed industrial electrician today who refused to take a dime. Why you may wonder. I'll tell you why, because I give to my community. In fact today the guy who volunteers for the weekly charity bike day to call the auction broke his throttle cable about 4 miles from the restaurant on his way in for the event. I gave another guy a ride to do a roadside repair and get him to the party on time. Sam, the electrician, refused payment upon hearing of this. I don't have a business I have a piece of a tight knit giving business community.

It's never too late for you to do the same kid.

I have to get in touch with my cousins on this one. I have relatives in Kingman Az. I haven't seen since age 12 or so.

this should be good. and they're old school residence. they're younger than my Father but his cousins. they're like in their late 70s now.

2023-10-02 at 2:46 AM UTC

#790

Speedy Parker Black Hole

Originally posted by Chios Honey I have to get in touch with my cousins on this one. I have relatives in Kingman Az. I haven't seen since age 12 or so.

this should be good. and they're old school residence. they're younger than my Father but his cousins. they're like in their late 70s now.

You do what you need to pauliwog.

Today I raised $765 for a no kill animal shelter.

What did you do to help others today?

2023-10-02 at 6:36 AM UTC

#791

Chios Honey African Astronaut

Originally posted by Speedy Parker You do what you need to pauliwog.

Today I raised $765 for a no kill animal shelter.

What did you do to help others today?

gave what hurt to St Judes. and then 5 bucks at Safeway when I bought 100 worth of food. 5 bucks to their donation at checkout with the credit card which always changes. it sucks when they ask you and a line of people watching and you bought 3 bags of shit when they're all getting 3-4 items because berkeley is full of poor elderly and the fucking cashier puts that weird pressure on you. like "How about let me decide without chiming in"

next time I will just ignore and hit the red NO button

2023-10-02 at 6:37 AM UTC

#792

Chios Honey African Astronaut

and you know what, Speedy. Bible says don't expect a pat on the back. you made me do just that. Fuck off!

2023-10-02 at 12:27 PM UTC

#793

Speedy Parker Black Hole

Originally posted by Chios Honey and you know what, Speedy. Bible says don't expect a pat on the back. you made me do just that. Fuck off!

The day before I gave over $700 out of my pocket to the Project Arch Youth at their fundraiser. Pat that bitch...

2023-10-02 at 12:30 PM UTC

#794

vindicktive vinny Black Hole

it never occured to me that a country with per capita GDP of 600,000 would have that much people in need and organizations that fulfill their needs.

shocked i must say.

2023-10-02 at 12:31 PM UTC

#795

Speedy Parker Black Hole

Originally posted by vindicktive vinny it never occured to me that a country with per capita GDP of 600,000 would have that much people in need and organizations that fulfill their needs.

shocked i must say.

Americans are a generous people

2023-10-02 at 2:15 PM UTC

#796

vindicktive vinny Black Hole

Originally posted by Speedy Parker Americans are a generous people

still doesnt explain why there so many underprivilleged people there.

2023-10-02 at 7:16 PM UTC

#797

Speedy Parker Black Hole

Originally posted by vindicktive vinny still doesnt explain why I think there so many underprivilleged people there.

FTFYF

2023-10-03 at 12:53 AM UTC

#798

Sudo Black Hole [my hereto riemannian peach]

Originally posted by Speedy Parker Speedy got the electrical fixed in his kitchen on a Sunday by a licensed industrial electrician today who refused to take a dime. Why you may wonder. I'll tell you why, because I give to my community. In fact today the guy who volunteers for the weekly charity bike day to call the auction broke his throttle cable about 4 miles from the restaurant on his way in for the event. I gave another guy a ride to do a roadside repair and get him to the party on time. Sam, the electrician, refused payment upon hearing of this. I don't have a business I have a piece of a tight knit giving business community.

It's never too late for you to do the same kid.

I don't want to run a restaurant though. I've seen both ends of it and it's too much time and effort and moving pieces. I'm going to open another brick and morter business on my property hopefully next year I just have to figure out how to appeal to council to get the zoning changed. It's an idea that's gonna make me alot of money legitimately and I'm able to be relatively hands off after a bit.

A restaurant is alot of energy and headaches. It can turn out very good or very bad I'd definitely recommend having a good team behind you and ensure trust in your employees/partners above proficiency (they can learn)

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