What cartel is your boss laundering money for?
What cartel is your boss laundering money for?
Commission is always relative to quota and is not a function of the gross value. I’m responsible for an org that does 200-250M a year. I made better commission on smaller numbers because you have an opportunity to blow it out occasionally. (We have teams that sell 2-2.5B, yes a “B”, annually. They don’t make any…
All the time, but usually through a top MBA program. Getting in at a decent IB is all about networking.
You’d likely be a great financial adviser then.
Yes, I got into it in my mid-20's but there were people starting in their 50's. LA would be a very saturated market as there is a lot of wealth, and most wealthy people already have an adviser. That’s not exactly a bad thing though.
he scratched the front lip coming out of the garage (sadly a normal occurrence in LA)
Well, apparently my neighbor has a white 912. As I was reading this article on my phone on a smoke break outside our complex, he scratched the front lip coming out of the garage (sadly a normal occurrence in LA) before driving down the block.
Thanks for saying that. From an artist/designer’s point of view, what Bangle did with automobiles was entirely understandable and intellectually justified. He wasn’t designing something that looks pretty, he was trying to design things that are meaningful. That’s partially why his design ethos spread so quickly so…
People get fired in corporate America for getting the wrong flavor of coffee.
Exactly, this. The Yaris is crazy reliable. I hooned the shit out of my 2006 to the tune of about 160k miles with ZERO PROBLEMS. That manual is also probably nicer than about half of the others I’ve used. More than adequate is what I’m saying.
Sorry about the quality. Hopefully you’re sorry about calling it the OC.
The latter. Watch the SNL californians spoof where 1/2 their discussion is their routes. That’s 100% accurate
I like this “6" reflection in the window. Nice.
Actually, from what I’ve heard and read on media outlets such as NPR, the ex-military guys are usually the more restrained cops, especially those who have served in Iraq or Afghanistan. They said the reason is because those guys are trained in de-escalation and not to fire kill shots unless absolutely necessary. It’s…
Do you really have to ask?
One might argue that the US is a third world country that’s really good at pretending it’s a 1st world country.
Pretty hard to defend that claim, man. We are the most violent nation in the developed world by a VERY long way, according to this list that ranks nations on violent homicide per capita.
10-4.
Oh you naive soul....