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Why didn't you give your boyfriend better advise......the world will always need plumbers, electricians, hvac, concrete workers, carpenters, farmers, manufacturers, etc.LowIQTrash » Today, 7:33 am » wrote: ↑ I just saw a Twitter post by someone who graduated with a 4.0 in CS at a good (not amazing, but top 20%) university.
He said he couldn’t find a job in software so now he’s thinking of getting a MBA.
I told him that’s like jumping from the boiler into the frying pan since a MBA is even more worthless.
It may even be worse than worthless since you will accumulate another 40K in debt.
LOL!
I believe at least 80-87% of people are oblivious to what is going on, so let me explain.
The ([{ globalists }]) are intent on creating a dollar shortage around the globe to collapse foreign economies (they need to service their debt in dollars, and if they don’t have enough they will have to borrow dollars, which will cause their own currency to devalue further and set up a chain reaction that leads to a massive currency crisis - see “1997 Asia”).
The side effect, or perhaps an intended secondary agenda, of this dollar crunch is that dollars are also scarce in the United States and nobody is spending money.
The housing market is less liquid now than it was in 2008, which means the “wealth effect” is finally unwinding and people feeling poorer = dollars are being hoarded.
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The US economy is a giant turd that smells less **** than the rest of the world economy.
I did not tell that guy, but I should have:
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If he is extremely desperate, find a loophole where he can qualify for “disability,” and be discreet about it.
This ship is one of the few that hasn’t set sail.
(Other one is nursing school - accelerated BS, but not everyone can tolerate that path for more than 5 yrs)
*** that like to go to work in a suit and tie are expendable and in the long run are just a drain on the economy.