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captain-sodapop · 15 days ago

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I’m bored, so I am going to add to this spn class discourse with the following:

It is absolutely true that the Winchesters grew up poor. Nobody is disputing that. We don’t see a lot of them struggling with it in the show - throwaway lines about having to hustle to eat, occasionally sleeping in the Impala (though we do most often see them in motels before the bunker), etc. - but as someone pointed out, as a struggle, it’s not a primary focus.

I know people are pointing out that Kripke said that the brothers are blue collar and hunting is their “job”, but really, that’s not exactly correct if we want to be accurate here. For starters, they don’t get paid, so it’s not a job. It’s vigilante shit. They’re self-appointed (or Chuck-appointed, if you want to get into the whole, Chuck-was-writing-a-story-the-whole-time bit, which I’d say Is worthwhile to point out) supernatural law enforcers, essentially. But they’re not actual, paid law enforcement. So it’s not actually a job. Also, Kripke can be wrong. He was certainly wrong about male sexual assault being funny, so.

“Black collar” does seem to be a term, though it appears to be more colloquial in nature and doesn’t have as many references as white or blue collar. It seems to refer to “unreported employment”, or illegal work done without reporting to the government for tax payment. And Sam and Dean definitely aren’t paying taxes.

However, as we learn at the end of the show, Charlie gave them some hacked credit card that always works. It’s always good. They don’t have to hustle anymore, they can just use the card and they have unlimited cash. So they aren’t paying taxes, their pockets are bottomless…it’s a billionaire’s wet dream. Until their luck gets fucked up, they are doing just fine financially. More than fine. Someone did point out that having a blue collar job does not equal poor, same as a white collar job does not equal rich; it’s the nature of the work that gets the designation. Secretarial work is white collar work. That doesn’t mean the secretary is loaded. A lot goes into a person’s financial situation in relation to so many things. So, to the person who said they’re an economist and pronounced Sam and Dean as blue collar: it sounds a lot like you’re equating being blue collar with being poor, buddy.

So, I mean…if Sam and Dean aren’t getting paid, and they aren’t paying taxes, and they don’t report any earnings to the government because they don’t have any, and the job they have isn’t actual law enforcement, and the way they get money by the end of the show isn’t by hustling, card games, or odd jobs but instead by a hacked credit card with unlimited money…it really isn’t wholly accurate to call them blue collar. It’s obviously not some huge crime to call them blue collar offhandedly, but I do think the black collar moniker fits much better. They are making money through illicit means, and are performing a job that doesn’t exist as a paid position, and are doing it under the cloak of darkness because as we know from the show, when what they do is discovered by the general population, they get arrested…for crimes. Including credit card fraud, which is - you guessed it - generally considered a white collar crime.

Also, because this came up for some reason: sure, I bet Dean has eaten women out. I don’t see what that has to do with money, but I will say that eating a woman out doesn’t make someone a feminist, either. So. Yeah.

#that’s all I got. hope it’s enough to keep the pot stirred #supernatural #spn #spn meta #spn wank #dean winchester #sam winchester #abby speaks

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pudding-parade · 1 year ago

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OK, so this isn't Sims-related, but I thought I'd show some pics from Planet Zoo, which I'm really enjoying. I'm still learning the game and learning how to build nice habitats, but I'm enjoying the process. I'll put it behind a cut so as not to take up your dash space if you're uninterested. :)

These are pics from my first "real" zoo. (As opposed to ones I started just to figure things out that didn't turn out so well. LOL) It's a franchise-mode zoo. For those who don't play the game, franchise mode is where you start with a small amount of money to get your zoo started and you have to build it up and have it make money so you can expand it and buy the more popular animals that will bring in more guests, which earns you more money, etc. You also have to have your staff do research to unlock more building items as well as to learn things to improve your animals' habitats and all that. And, of course, you have to build all the habitats and guest and staff buildings. So, they are constant works-in-progress. This is opposed to sandbox mode where, depending on the settings you choose, you can build your zoo with unlimited cash to buy whatever animals you want and with no research required so you can build your buildings and habitats with anything from the start and spend as much money as you want, etc.

Anyway, for my first franchise zoo, I chose to make a small, all-reptile zoo (plus some amphibians and arthropod exhibit animals) in a tropical biome. Why? Because I like reptiles, and it's hella easier to keep them outdoors in tropical environments. LOL

So here's its "entry gate" and a food-and-drink stall, the latter of which partly extends into one of the habitats:

Here's my little Galapagos Tortoise family, parents and their three babies:

(The babies are so cute, and the adult female is gravid again! *squeal*) This is the exhibit that's on the other side of the food and drinks. These were the second animal I added to this zoo.

Here are (some of) the Nile Monitors and a wider view of their habitat:

The Nile monitors were the first animals I had in the zoo because they're cheap to buy and cheap to feed. LOL I started with a male and two females. (The male is in the middle of the first pic.) The game says they're difficult to breed, but both my females ended up gravid pretty much right away, and they had a total of 16 babies! Yikes! So now their habitat is slightly overcrowded. LOL But, I can trade away or release to the wild most of the babies once they're old enough.

And then there are my gharials, which are my favorite crocodilians, so I'm glad they're included in the game. :) Lookit this big boy:

OK, so maybe he doesn't look so big in the pic, but here he is in comparison with a female:

The female isn't that small herself. I think she's 7ft/2m long while the male is, obviously twice that. That's how it is with gharials.

And here's big boy checking out the guests:

Not to worry, though. Though they are very large, gharials are exclusively fish-and-amphibian eaters, not large-mammal-eaters. That's what their long, skinny, and rather weak (as crocodilians go) jaws are adapted for. They're also the only crocodilians that are social, in the sense that a male will have a harem of females, and he will defend them and the babies from threats.

ANYWAY! I started with a male and two females, and I made a very large (and mostly water, since they are primarily aquatic, not land, animals) habitat so they could go wild with the babies. And they have. Both females had a clutch, so now I have nine babies, too. So CUUUUUUUTE! <3 Apparently, I haven't taken any baby pics, though. Need to fix that... But here's a bird's-eye view (including the game UI, oops!) of the gharial habitat as it stands now:

It's still not done, but it's getting there. I'm having fun doing underwater decorating. :)

I also recently added Komodo dragons to this zoo, but I'm still working on building a basic habitat for them, so I haven't moved them into it yet. I tend to build a basic habitat, then let money accumulate a bit, then work on more fully "dressing up" each habitat. After the dragons, I think I will add American alligators. Hopefully I'll have the credits to get an albino one (since people are usually selling those for conservation credits rather than money on the market) because that will be cool to see/watch. I also need to do some more general decoration of the non-habitat parts of the zoo, because it's pretty plain. LOL I have the money banked up. I just need playing time to do it. And a plan. A plan would be good. LOL

Of course, I also recently started a sandbox zoo so that I could build freely and not have to worry about things like research or power and water filtration and other things, sooooooo.... LOL

Anyway yeah, really like this game. I like the management aspects, I like just sitting and watching the animals in their habitats, and I especially like the building in it, both of animal habitats as well as other things. I've been watching some YouTube videos made by far more experienced players than me, so I'm itching to try out some Techniques(TM). LOL

#non sims #planet zoo

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unpluggedfinancial · 24 days ago

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The Beginner's Guide to Bitcoin: Overcoming the Fear of the Unknown

We've all been there – staring at headlines about Bitcoin's latest price movement, wondering if we've missed the boat or if it's all just a complicated scam. The truth is, Bitcoin represents one of the most significant financial innovations of our time, yet many people still hesitate to take their first step into this new world. This guide will help you understand why Bitcoin matters and how you can start your journey with confidence.

Why Bitcoin Matters

In a world where governments can print unlimited money and banks can freeze your accounts, Bitcoin offers something revolutionary: true financial freedom. It's not just another investment vehicle – it's a technology that gives you complete control over your money. Unlike traditional currencies that lose value through inflation, Bitcoin has a fixed supply, making it a potential hedge against economic uncertainty.

But let's be honest: trying something new, especially when it involves your hard-earned money, can feel intimidating. That's completely normal, and it's exactly why we're here to guide you through this journey step by step.

What is Bitcoin, Really?

Think of Bitcoin as digital gold for the internet age. Just as gold has been valued for thousands of years because of its scarcity and durability, Bitcoin is valuable because it's limited (only 21 million will ever exist) and cannot be counterfeited or controlled by any government or institution.

Unlike traditional money that relies on banks and governments, Bitcoin operates on a decentralized network of computers worldwide. This means no single entity can shut it down, manipulate its supply, or prevent you from using it. It's truly global money that works the same way whether you're in New York, Lagos, or Tokyo.

Breaking Down the Barriers

Let's address some common fears that might be holding you back:

"Isn't Bitcoin just for criminals?" This misconception stems from Bitcoin's early days. In reality, all Bitcoin transactions are recorded on a public ledger, making it far more transparent than cash. Major financial institutions and public companies now hold Bitcoin as a legitimate asset.

"Isn't it too late to invest?" While early adopters saw incredible returns, Bitcoin's journey is far from over. As global adoption continues to grow, many experts believe we're still in the early stages of this technological revolution.

Modern tools have made Bitcoin more accessible than ever. User-friendly apps like Cash App, Coinbase, and Strike have transformed the once-complex process of buying Bitcoin into something as simple as ordering a ride-share.

Taking Your First Steps

Before investing any money, invest some time in education. Start with beginner-friendly resources like "The Bitcoin Standard" by Saifedean Ammous for a deep understanding of Bitcoin's role in economic history. Websites like Bitcoin.org offer clear, non-technical explanations of key concepts.

When you're ready to buy your first Bitcoin, here's a simple process:

Choose a reputable exchange (Coinbase, Kraken, or Gemini are good for beginners)

Create and verify your account (you'll need ID and basic personal information)

Connect your bank account

Start with a small amount – even $20 is fine

Remember: never leave significant amounts of Bitcoin on an exchange. Instead, transfer it to a personal wallet (like Blue Wallet for mobile or Ledger for hardware storage) where you control the private keys.

The Bigger Picture

Bitcoin's impact extends far beyond investment returns. In countries like Venezuela, where hyperinflation has destroyed the local currency, Bitcoin provides a way for people to preserve their savings. In nations with limited banking access, it offers millions their first opportunity to participate in the global economy.

This isn't just about making money – it's about participating in a movement toward financial sovereignty and inclusion.

The Power of Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA)

For newcomers, Bitcoin's price volatility can be nerve-wracking. This is where Dollar-Cost Averaging comes in – it's your secret weapon for building Bitcoin savings while managing risk.

DCA means investing a fixed amount regularly, regardless of price. Instead of trying to time the market, you might invest $50 every week. When prices are high, you buy less Bitcoin; when prices are low, you buy more. This strategy helps reduce the impact of volatility and removes the emotional stress of timing your purchases.

Here's how to start:

Choose your regular investment amount (start small – even $25/week adds up)

Select your frequency (weekly or monthly works well)

Set up automatic purchases on your chosen platform

Stay consistent and ignore short-term price movements

For example, if you had invested $50 weekly in Bitcoin over the past five years, you would have accumulated significant savings while avoiding the stress of market timing. This approach is particularly powerful as Bitcoin continues to gain mainstream adoption.

Take the Leap

Everyone in the Bitcoin space started exactly where you are now – curious but uncertain. The key is to start small, both with your education and your investments. Don't feel pressured to understand everything at once or invest more than you're comfortable with.

Remember, Bitcoin is a journey, not a destination. Take that first small step, whether it's buying $20 worth of Bitcoin or spending an hour learning about blockchain technology. Focus on learning and understanding rather than getting rich quick.

The future of money is changing, and you have the opportunity to be part of this transformation. Start your Bitcoin journey today, one small step at a time.

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mllemaenad · 9 months ago

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The Magnus Protocol: Futures

Lena The world is full of opposing forces, some benevolent, most not. In order for the wheels to keep on turning, all these forces need to be monitored and balanced. That is where we come in. Gwen That doesn’t mean anything. Lena And yet it is the only explanation you’re going to get for now. Gwen So what? We’re the bad guys? Lena We are… managing the “bad guys”. – The Magnus Protocol: Futures

Do they now? Do they really? At least in The Magnus Archives it was more that the various forces just were balanced, whether you wanted them to be or not. Oh, sure, there was all the business with Robert Smirke and architecture, and the tunnels beneath The Magnus Institute – but that seemed to be more a matter of accurately observing a phenomenon than of creating one.

John/Jonah Magnus You see, the thing about the Fears is that they can never be truly separated from each other. When does the fear of sudden violence transition into the fear of hunted prey? When does the mask of the Stranger become the deception of the Spiral? Even those that seem to exist in direct opposition rely on each other for their definition as much as up relies on down. To try and create a world with only the Buried makes as much sense as trying to conceive a world with only down. – The Magnus Archives: The Eye Opens

You can't bring one entity into the world; it has to be all of them. If you kick one entity out of the world, the rest must follow. It isn't even entirely clear that they actually are separate beings.

Attempting to use the concept of "balance" to control and empower himself did not work out all that well for Robert Smirke. Frankly, even with all his extra knowledge and study, it did not work out all that well for Jonah Magnus either, in the long run.

But of course, this particular bit of dialogue is immediately followed by a case about the illusion of control. In a lot of ways, Darrien feels like the brother of the gambler from Rolling With It. There is a lot of similarity – except that the gambler had a better understanding of what was happening.

Chester/Statement Giver The thing is though I still don’t really know if they ever made me roll them. I mean, I did. A lot. And I knew that the risks probably outweighed the rewards but I don’t think I ever felt them like “calling” to me or anything y’know? It always felt like my choice. Even if it was a shitty choice. Besides, I've never gotten anything good in my life except by blind chance, so why should this be any different? – The Magnus Protocol: Rolling With It

He knew he was gambling. Yes, there was a "system" but he recognised that it was never going to be perfect. And over time, he got more caught up in the allure of being a mysterious agent of fate than in the benefits he got from actually rolling the dice. The gambler's mistake wasn't in failing to recognise the peril in the act of gambling, it was in underestimating the hold it had over him.

But Darrien – this poor idiot thinks he's in control.

Darrien I took my entire student loan out and got straight to shorting using your app. This was back when it had only just launched. I struggled through your first janky interface, your weird background checks, all those damn glitches but I stuck with it because unlimited Margins and Deposits was pretty sweet. Made some quick cash shorting failing startups then used that to broaden into Crypto, leveraged some EM ETFS, scraped up a few pennies then started to go long on a few obvious winners like Omni and Sparkhub for some hedging. Easy peasy. – The Magnus Protocol: Futures

Shorting is a very high-risk strategy, meaning that Darrien is effectively gambling just as much as the guy with the dice was. But he doesn't think of it like that: to him it's "the plan", and when it transitions to destroying his own life in order to "earn bank" it's "the loophole".

Except ... well, except. He's pretty obviously not gambling, or investing, or anything else within his control. Darrien is being lured. He has only ever invested using Zorrotrade, which had perks that drew him in ... and almost certainly ensured his success, and the eventual failures that led him to the Personal Projection Short Selling settings. He was set up, but is too arrogant to see it �� right up to the end.

It's interesting. Looking back at The Magnus Archives, altruism, personal gain, or most often some combination of the two, were perfectly acceptable as entry points for most of the people who got tangled up with supernatural entities. John plied his questioning powers, largely in seasons three and four, to attempt to stop rituals. Oliver Banks attempted to warn people of their impending deaths. Trevor Herbert started out from the perfectly reasonable position of killing vampires who were eating people right in front of him.

That's logical. People in these stories may not be wholly moral but – "Hey, why don't you serve an eldritch god that will eat up your life and strip you of your humanity?" isn't exactly a winning argument. It makes sense that there's a reason. That a person could think doing this could, conceivably, be for the best.

But eventually, you are supposed to stop caring about helping others, or even your own wellbeing, and just give yourself over.

Jude Perry I know now they were simply guiding me upon the path to my true epiphany. All this time I was serving my god, but only for my own glory. But with each new gift, each renewal of the fire, I saw how lifeless and hollow it was, how grey and ashen my existence had become. It became clear that, where once I had destroyed to fuel my life, I now lived for the pain that I caused. And for Agnes. My sweet, hopeless Agnes. – The Magnus Archives: Twice as Bright

And here you have the gambler, who perhaps had the temperament for this business: the sense of drama, the deep addiction to the dice rolls – but ultimately not the stomach for it. And Darrien. Well, he's got the stomach for it: an amputated limb, a coma and a dozen other serious injuries and he's still not fazed. But he was never ever going to give up the self interest. He clung to the illusion of control, the idea that he could demand his "goddamn money" right up until something consumed him.

You can see hints here, of Sam and Gwen and even Celia. Sam the underachieving gifted kid, desperate to find something in The Magnus Institute to explain his circumstances; Gwen the rich woman in the crap job trying to get "in" on the big secret; Sam and Celia together, trying to take control of their odd relationship by putting all their cards on the table – but both clearly hiding a couple of doozies up their sleeves.

Mostly, though, it seems to be a commentary on Lena. She says that there are benevolent forces out there, and that balance is necessary. And sure, maybe. New universe, new rules. Anything's possible. But it would be a new thing, and there's been little evidence of it so far. If you tell yourself these things, though, you can feel like you're in control. So who is she kidding – Gwen, or herself?

And ye gods there is something very wrong with the tech in this world. The Magnus Archives had its haunted tape recorders, sure, but that was a single point of weirdness in a world where the technology largely behaved as expected. But here?

Someone or something seems to be able to listen through virtually any device that has a microphone

Making Adjustments involved streaming inking someone with a cursed tattoo to the world

Personal Screening had an obviously evil website, and closed with a cursed film

Needles and the threatening call to emergency services

Mr Bonzo, who is summoned by recordings of his theme song

... and now the cursed investment app

And Freddy, of course. Can't forget Freddy. It's not every case, but it's enough cases that I'm sure there's a pattern. I am more certain that The Magnus Protocol refers at least in part to network protocols – and that Colin has largely been kept quiet because he could say too many useful things. Colin is stressed, in part, because somebody wants an app.

Yeah. I don't think an app would improve anything about this situation.

Meanwhile, there is Alice's small tragedy. Of course, it was clear even from the trailer that she recommended Sam for the job. But this:

Sam I had a breakdown. Stress. There was an… incident at work. I… freaked out during a presentation. After that they “encouraged” me to move on and I did. Six unemployed months later and I took a job at the O.I.A.R. Celia (slightly cautious) Alice hooked you up? Sam (noticing) Yeah. Full disclosure, we dated at uni and stayed in contact after. I did my best to help her though her parents’ deaths, but… after that we pretty much dropped out of touch. According to her, she dropped me a line about the job after “the most pathetic vague-post she had ever seen.” – The Magnus Protocol: Futures

That Sam had a breakdown and Alice, unprompted, invited him into the OIAR. He didn't reach out to her. They didn't reconnect for other reasons and it just came up. She made that move. Alice who knows her workplace is sinister and advises everyone not to look to closely at the cases – and is suspicious of anyone who does. Alice who clearly still has feelings for Sam. She can chide Sam all she wants about his poking around The Magnus Institute, but she brought him here.

I keep thinking about Tim, and the way he blamed John for trapping him in the archives. John had his share of screw ups, of course, but that one always felt a bit unfair. There was no way John could have known the archives job was extra evil. But this time? If something does happen to Sam – whether that be physical danger or mental distress, or even a descent into evil – Alice can't say her hands are clean. Some of it will be her fault.

#the magnus archives #the magnus protocol #the magnus protocol spoilers

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belsasim · 3 months ago

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When they ran away, both Kit and Penelope had withdrawn as much money from their bank accounts/credit cards (ah well, rich kids...) as they could (and were comfortable carrying on them) in the bus station in Oasis Springs and then destroyed their cards.

The cheap motel they were staying at for now and the snacks they were living on, didn't really make a dent in their cash budget. But they knew that suspicion would rise soon if they had a seemingly unlimited supply of cash. They had to make money somehow.

It was Penelope who noticed that the board outside the Information Centre did not only have notifications pinned to it, but also some odd job offerings. It quickly became a habit for them to check the board, contact the person about their request and do small jobs for cash. Taking out dogs, cutting lawns, washing stuff or even help with gaming scores. It kept them busy, they met several people in town and they earned a nice bit of cash together.

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Little throwback to the start of this legacy, when Heather was doing odd jobs too...

#simblr #ts4 #ts4 legacy challenge #forgotten realms legacy #frl gen4 #strangerville #information centre #penelope landgraab #penny & cade #on the run #doing odd jobs #just like our founder

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rshop · 3 months ago

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Infinite Money Method in GTA 5: Quick Cash Guide

The “infinite money method in GTA 5” offers players unique ways to earn fast, unlimited money. This is especially useful for buying properties, vehicles, or making smart investments. This guide will cover key techniques, like glitches, stock market tricks, and high-reward missions.

Players can use the GTA 5 money glitch or clever hacks to boost their earnings. Whether you’re looking for quick cash or planning big investments, there are many ways to reach your financial goals in the game.

Unlock endless cash fast! Discover the Infinite Money Method in GTA 5 and become the wealthiest in Los Santos — start your journey to easy riches now!

Key Takeaways

. Learn how to exploit the armored car glitch for endless cash flow.

Invest in stocks like eCola, benefiting from strategic in-game actions.

Utilize money briefcase glitches for quick & easy money gains.

Complete high-paying missions to make significant profits.

Understand stock market manipulation for exponential earnings.

Robbing stores and armored trucks offers an immediate financial boost.

Engage in side missions for extra rewards and various cash bonuses.

Introduction to Money Making in GTA 5

Grand Theft Auto 5 offers a huge world for making money. Players can choose from many ways to earn wealth. They can play as Franklin, Trevor, and Michael, each with their own money-making strategies.

Robbing convenience stores is a great way to start. It’s easy and can bring in good money. Selling cars is also profitable, with each vehicle worth $9,000 to $9,500.

Jobs in the game provide steady income, from $18,000 to $23,000. Winning Premium Races can earn over $100,000. Special events during GTA Weekends can double your rewards.

Daily Objectives can help you earn up to $175,000 a week. Activities like collecting G’s Cache and playing the Lucky Wheel at the Diamond Casino & Resort also offer rewards. These add fun to making money in the game.

Understanding the Infinite Money Method in GTA 5

Mastering the infinite money method in GTA 5 lets players use game tricks and glitches. This way, they can keep making money. It’s all about smart use of the game’s economy and planning missions.

Investing in the stock market is a big part of this method. Players should pick stocks with rival companies. For example, buying Beta Pharmaceuticals before a key mission can make a lot of money after it’s done.

Also, using character switching can help keep money coming in. Players can win street races and use Franklin’s skills to get ahead. Robbing stores in a row can also make the game more exciting without too much police trouble.

To stay safe with money, don’t buy too much too early. Focus on buying weapons because they’re rare. This way, players can make more money faster and use what they have wisely.

Exploring GTA 5 Money Glitches

Players of GTA 5 often look for ways to make money fast. Money glitches are popular because they are easy and profitable. Here are two big exploits that can boost your cash.

Armored Car Exploit

The armored car exploit is a great gta 5 money glitch. It lets players make money easily and constantly. By stealing an armored car and avoiding police, you can save it in a garage.

Then, you can go back and take the money from it again and again. It’s a top choice for those wanting a steady gta 5 money cheat.

Money Briefcase in the Ocean

There’s also a briefcase worth $25,000 underwater. It’s found by swimming to a certain spot. By quicksaving, you can get it over and over.

This turns it into an easy way to make money. These glitches help players grow their wealth without long missions. They show how smart and adaptable players can be in GTA 5.

Using the Stock Market for Fast Money in GTA 5

Investing in the stock market in GTA 5 can make players rich. It’s key to know how to use this system well. This way, players can get a lot of money quickly, making it a top choice for fast cash.

How to Invest in Stocks

Before buying stocks, it’s smart to save up first. Investing in stocks like eCola can be a good move. Wait for the stock value to go up before selling for the best profit.

Turning off autosave can also help. This way, if an investment goes wrong, you can go back to a previous save. This means you won’t lose any real money.

Stock Manipulation Techniques

Stock manipulation is about making smart moves to change market prices. Players can aim to lower a rival’s stock price. This can make their chosen company’s stock value go up a lot.

Knowing which companies compete with each other is important. This knowledge helps players know when and how to act. It can lead to earning billions through smart investments and market moves.

Unlock endless cash fast! Discover the Infinite Money Method in GTA 5 and become the wealthiest in Los Santos — start your journey to easy riches now!

GTA 5 Money Hacks for Quick Earnings

Players looking to make quick money in GTA 5 have several options. Using gta 5 money tricks like robbing stores and racing on the streets can be very profitable. These activities offer big rewards with little risk.

Street races, like the City Circuit and Airport races, can pay nearly $20,000. Robbing 19 small stores can earn between $300 and $1,200 each. Robbing armored trucks also brings in quick cash, ranging from $3,000 to $5,000.

Another way to earn money is by completing missions. Lester’s assassination missions not only pay well but also let you play with the stock market. This can increase your profits from each heist. Story missions and side missions also offer ways to make more cash, each with its own benefits.

In GTA Online, the Acid Lab business is a top choice. It can make up to $351,000 every three hours. The six First Dose missions reward between $62,000 and $70,000 each. The Clucking Bell missions also offer big bonuses, with the first completion giving $250,000. The La Mesa Vehicle Warehouse can earn an average of $100,000 every 20 minutes.

By using these gta 5 money cheats and hacks, players can quickly and effectively increase their cash flow.

ActivityPotential EarningsStreet Races$20,000Store Robberies$300 — $1,200 per storeArmored Truck Heists$3,000 — $5,000Acid Lab Business$351,000 every 3 hoursFirst Dose Missions$62,000 — $70,000 eachClucking Bell Missions (1st completion)$250,000La Mesa Vehicle Warehouse$100,000 every 20 minutes

Best Money Making Method GTA 5: Heists and Missions

In GTA 5, heists and missions are top ways to make money. They offer exciting gameplay and big rewards. By doing high-paying missions and assassination tasks, players can make a lot of in-game cash.

High-Paying Story Missions

Story missions add to the game’s story and offer big money chances. Missions like “The Big Score” give players a lot of cash fast. Each mission also helps players grow their wealth and invest in other areas.

Assassination Missions for Profit

Unlock endless cash fast! Discover the Infinite Money Method in GTA 5 and become the wealthiest in Los Santos — start your journey to easy riches now!

A dynamic scene depicting a high-stakes heist in a luxurious Los Santos bank, with intricate security systems, sleek getaway vehicles parked outside, and stacks of money being loaded into bags. The city skyline looms in the background under a twilight sky, highlighting the excitement and urgency of the operation.

Robbing Stores and Armored Trucks for Easy Money GTA 5

In GTA 5, robbing stores is a great way to make money fast. Players can earn between $300 and $1,200 per store. This makes it easy to increase their cash quickly.

Convenience stores and gas stations are good targets. They offer many chances to make money over time.

Robbing armored trucks is also very profitable. These trucks can carry between $3,000 and $5,000 in cash. They often show up in busy places, giving players plenty of opportunities.

Timing and planning are key for these heists. It’s important to get it right to make the most money.

Players use different tactics to get more money. For example, shooting at the second register can make more cash come out. Many choose this method because it’s easy and often successful.

Here’s a look at how much money you can make from different robberies:

Robbery TypeAverage EarningsNotesStore Robbery$300 — $1,200Targets include convenience stores and gas stations.Armored Truck Robbery$3,000 — $5,000Appears in high-traffic areas.

Robbing stores and armored trucks is a top choice for players. It’s rewarding and doesn’t take much risk. This activity makes the game more fun and helps players get rich quickly.

Fast Money GTA 5: Completing Strangers and Freaks Missions

Playing Strangers and Freaks missions is a great way to make quick cash in GTA 5. These side quests offer unique challenges and add to the game’s fun. By finishing these missions, players can earn cash or special items, boosting their wealth.

The more you do these missions, the more money you’ll make. This helps increase your in-game wealth.

Earning Rewards Through Side Missions

Strangers and Freaks missions are full of chances to earn money and items. Characters in Los Santos give players interesting quests for valuable rewards. Here are some benefits of doing these missions:

Unique Experiences: Each mission has a new story, letting players see different parts of the game’s world.

Financial Rewards: These missions can bring in a lot of money, helping players get richer.

Collectibles: Players can get special items that are hard to find otherwise.

Increased Progression: Doing well in these missions can open up more chances to make fast money in GTA 5.

Using these missions for quick cash also makes the game more varied. Players can find fun surprises while earning money. Here’s a table with some notable missions and their rewards:

MissionRewardDrop-off at Vinewood Hills$60,000Transport to Altruist Cult$1,000Transporting four to Altruist Cult$100,000Random Event Drop$2,000 — $3,000

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Tips for Avoiding Losses and Maximizing Profits

To make the most of GTA 5, it’s key to have a solid plan. The vehicle cargo warehouse business is a great way to make money. You can fit up to 40 vehicles in any warehouse, so picking one isn’t as important.

Selling vehicles in a big session with over 20 players can give you a 2.5% bonus. This bonus goes up to 20 players. Selling high-value vehicles without damage can bring in up to $150,000 per sale.

Managing your time well is crucial for making money. You can earn $600,000 per hour by following these tips. Doing big heists like “The Cayo Perico Heist” or “The Diamond Casino Heist” can also increase your wealth, especially if you complete all optional tasks.

Subscribing to VIP/CEO activities like “Sightseer” and “Hostile Takeover” can also help you earn consistently. Running MC businesses, like cocaine lockups, can become very profitable when fully upgraded. Plus, joining Rockstar’s featured events can boost your earnings, especially when there are double or triple rewards.

Investing in properties like the Nightclub or Arcade can also bring in passive income. Upgrading your vehicles is important for success in missions and heists. Don’t forget to look out for in-game discounts to save money on big purchases.

Money-Making MethodPotential EarningsNotesVehicle Cargo Business$150,000 per sale; Up to $600,000 per hourSell in public sessions for bonusHeistsMillions, depending on objectivesComplete all objectives for max payoutVIP/CEO WorkSteady cash flowEngage in various activitiesMC BusinessesSignificant when fully upgradedConsider upgrades for better profitsTreasure HuntsExtra cash and rewardsParticipate in events for more

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Conclusion

The Infinite Money Method in GTA 5 lets players earn unlimited money. They can use various strategies like exploiting money glitches and doing heists. This way, they can greatly increase their wealth in Los Santos.

By making smart investments in the stock market, players can also grow their money. This not only makes the game more fun but also makes it more immersive. Players can enjoy the game more with more money.

Money glitches, especially in 2023, are still very effective. For example, the Deluxo Car Money Glitch can make players around 3 million dollars every five minutes. Staying updated with game news and talking with other players can help find new ways to earn money.

In the end, whether it’s through smart heists or fun glitches, mastering the infinite money method in GTA 5 is empowering. It lets players explore everything the game has to offer. So, dive into the action and enjoy the journey to financial success in Grand Theft Auto Online.

FAQ

What is the Infinite Money Method in GTA 5?

The Infinite Money Method in GTA 5 lets players make fast, unlimited cash. They use in-game glitches, stock market tricks, and mission rewards to do so.

Are there any specific money glitches in GTA 5?

Yes, there are. The Armored Car Exploit and finding a money briefcase in the ocean are two. They help players get rich quickly.

How can I maximize my returns in the stock market in GTA 5?

To get the most from the stock market, save before investing. Pick stocks that are likely to go up, like eCola. Also, turn off autosave to avoid losing money if things go wrong.

What are some easy ways to make money in GTA 5?

Easy money comes from robbing stores or armored trucks. You can also earn by doing high-paying missions or joining Strangers and Freaks missions for different rewards.

Can I use hacks to get money quickly in GTA 5?

Yes, you can. Hacks like store robberies, street racing, and game mechanics tricks can give you quick cash.

What should I do if I want to avoid losses while making money in GTA 5?

To avoid losses, save often before big investments. Keep an eye on in-game events and avoid fights. Try different ways to make money.

Is the Infinite Money Method suitable for new players?

Yes, it’s great for new players. It offers many ways to quickly grow your wealth and enjoy the game more in Los Santos.

Are there any risks involved in using money glitches in GTA 5?

While glitches work for many, there’s a risk. Game updates or patches might break them. This could also harm your account.

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How Stock Market Trading Becomes Easier with Practice: A Focus on Selling Options

Stock market trading often seems daunting to newcomers, with its complex charts, unpredictable movements, and a plethora of strategies. However, with consistent practice and the right approach, trading can become a much more manageable and even profitable venture. One effective strategy that simplifies the trading process is selling options.

Understanding Options Trading

Options are financial instruments that give the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell an underlying asset at a predetermined price before or at the expiry date. While buying options can be risky, selling options offers a more controlled and potentially profitable approach.

Why Selling Options is Beneficial

Income Generation: Selling options, especially covered calls and cash-secured puts, can generate consistent income. By selling these options, traders earn a premium, providing an immediate return on investment.

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ABOUT THE ISLAND RANKINGS !

WELCOME PACKET CONTENTS

Headmistress Delecaille’s Letter

Slave Orientation & Rules

Master Orientation & Rules

Guard Rules

Master Room Assignments

Slave Roommate Assignments

Mandatory Courses

Island Map & Campus Map

Island Access Levels

Your New Phone

Island Rankings

Every island resident, master and slave alike, is entered into the island rankings on arrival on Malvolio Island. A resident's place in the rankings is determined by points; all residents begin at zero, and may accumulate or lose points over time. The more points, the higher the rank, and the higher the rank, the more prestige and benefits you receive.

RULES OF THE RANKING SYSTEM:

Any slave who graduates while ranked in the Top 5 slaves will receive a cash prize of $1,000,000 USD, or the equivalent in their desired currency.

Any master who graduates or departs their position on the island while ranked in the Top 5 masters may choose between two prizes. They may have a building on campus renamed and dedicated in their honor, or they may award master status to one slave of their choice.

Slaves may earn points in three ways: through the required review at the end of each rental, by pleasing Masters enough to be awarded points, and by performing certain actions.

Masters also earn points via the required review at the end of each rental; in addition, they may be awarded points by other masters who witness behavior fitting of their status, or by performing certain actions.

Masters may award points freely to slaves and fellow masters for any perceived good behavior.

While a resident's points automatically determine certain factors such as their access level and eligibility for participation in fraternities, residents may also choose from a selection of perks at each 100-point milestone. These perks will remain theirs until such time as their total points fall below the total at which they were earned.

Masters may deduct points from slaves for bad behavior. They may also deduct points from other masters; these deductions will be reviewed by the administration before acceptance.

Points will be deducted automatically from masters and slaves alike for any infraction that breaks school rules; see slave rules + master rules.

AUTOMATIC POINTS !

The following actions will automatically earn an individual points, without a master awarding them.

FOR SLAVES:

Reporting an infraction by another slave

Reporting an infraction by a master

Finishing a course with a grade of 90% or higher

Uploading photos or videos to Dragon's Den

Going six months without any deductions/infractions

FOR MASTERS:

Reporting an infraction by a slave

Reporting an infraction by another master

Publicly punishing a slave's infraction

Outstanding rental or claim rules

Highly satisfactory rental or claim rules

Acceptable rental or claim rules

Finishing a course with a grade of 90% or higher

AUTOMATIC DEDUCTIONS !

The following actions will automatically lose an individual points, without a master deducting them.

FOR SLAVES:

Entering an out of bounds area

More than two (2) minutes in an out of bounds area

Finishing a course with a grade of 60% or lower

FOR MASTERS:

Denied rental or claim rules

Failure to punish claimed slave

Finishing a course with a grade of 60% or lower

MILESTONE PERKS !

At each 100-point milestone, residents are allowed to choose from a selection of perks. These perks will remain theirs until such time as their total points fall below the total at which they were earned.

SLAVE PERKS:

Unlimited calls and emails home

One three-day weekend per semester in a master's suite

A new, top of the line laptop

An upgraded dorm-bunk mattress

One rental-veto per semester

Permission to keep one small pet in the cells, so long as it is properly cared for, does not become a nuisance to guards or other residents, and does not damage Institute property

Up to 15 free hours of studio time a week OR three free art lessons a month, courtesy of The Birdhouse

The Institute's administration will compensate local business owners who offer perks

MASTER PERKS:

Two week long rentals

Permission to take unclaimed slaves ranked within the top 15 off-island for up to three days

Access to Malvolio Island's luxurious sister island, Ruby Isle

One free wish room session per month, with master's choice of slave, courtesy of Dark Desires

The Institute's administration will compensate local business owners who offer perks

OOC INFORMATION !

IN GENERAL:

You may have seen point systems that rely on OOC factors like activity or completed threads--this is not one of those. Our point system is entirely in character, and how your character progresses in it depends on your wishes and their IC actions.

You have the freedom to choose where your character falls in the ranking levels based on how they behaved and what level you want to play them at.

ON AWARDING OR DEDUCTING POINTS:

To award or deduct points, simply send an IC ask to the character awarding or deducting points and for what reason. You do not need to include a specific point value unless you choose to do so.

EXAMPLE MESSAGES:

Points deducted from Scarlett McKnight for disobedience and disrespect.

Points awarded to Sasha Bell for showing respect to her superiors.

I witnessed Qhuinn Fontenot coddling a defiant slave, points deducted

AUTOMATIC: Points awarded to Emmanuel Reyes for reporting an infraction by a slave

Points deducted from Nova Walker for going out of bounds

Points awarded to Emmanuel Reyes for his advice on how to manage mouthy slaves

ON RENTAL REVIEWS:

Submitting a rental review form is required for both masters and slaves after a rental. Masters should submit TI-001A, Slaves TI-001B.

#welcome packet !#theinstituteplotdrop

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I finished reading the Running Grave! If anyone has read the book or is reading it please send me opinions, takes, or hit me up to discuss it in private!

(spoilers and commentary about the ending, relationships, cult organization and the nature of the book itself)

Oh Strike, that was an awful way of confession. My ex figured I loved you. I would have walked away from that because that is pathetic. Your ex? You relay this info to me, by what your ex thought of it? It's her opinion that we're discussing? Your ex should have nothing to do with you confessing to a woman you love right now. Also you're putting so much pressure on her to now figure it all out, after you just unloaded that on her, in a situation that is nowhere near kind to her. Now she has to struggle with whether to compromise the agency, or break up with her boyfriend, and whatnot. I would literally never confess to someone while they're in a relationship with someone else, much less by the words of 'my ex said this' your ex can... oh never mind.

Speaking of Robin's relationship, Murphy and Matthew are basically the exact same boyfriend, if you replaced Murphy and Matthew you wouldn't need to change the behaviour at all. Both there in a moment where Robin needed comfort, but then utterly insensitive, jealous, posessive, unsupporting of her work, arguing about Strike, demanding, expecting, just the worst kind of pressure that Robin doesn't deserve. And the thing is, I doubt Strike would treat her any better either. He has gotten some kind of appreciation of her work ethic and her company but ultimately I don't think he would understnad her. I don't get why she likes him. I feel revulsion towards him. Poor Robin.

So, I was wrong about Daiyu, and her 'die, you' name lives up to its symbol. The book tricked me every single time, but I was suspicious about Abigail, her behaviour did not add up. I was very impressed with Flora and her talking about the cult's secrets, that was amazing! Way to show Strike to not judge trauma victims for their struggling to process what happened.

I was talking before about how cults ultimately exist to exploit women sexually and reproductively, and for m*n to profit off of psychologically-enslaved women. This book illustrates the same points, even if it doesn't go as far as to say 'this is why the cult exists', it illustrated various ways how it achieves exactly that. Women are told it's required of them to have sex with anyone who wants it, or they're shamed for 'materialism'. This allows m*n unlimited sexual access, as much rape as they could want. Women are forbidden from any kind of contraceptive, or even medicine. This enabled m*n to impregnate them as much as possible. Women are isolated and taught that any family relationships are 'materialist'. The newborn babies are taken from them at birth, and they believe this is normal. This produces indefinite new cult members and, superflous male babies, are sold for cash, earning the cult income off of exploited, indoctrinated, basically enslaved women. Women go so far as to pretend they're sick, pretend something is wrong with them or try to bond with the cult leader, in order to avoid this constant rape, because they can't leave the cult, not even for their own physical safety.

Later we find out that the cult leader also invents 'curative rape' where he rapes mentally ill women and children in order to 'cure' them, and it feels even more that the whole reason all this is happening is to enable as much rape, forced impregnation and exploitation of women as possible. Raping and profitting off of rape and forced pregnancies is what m*n form cults for.

It was very well illustrated, and I wonder if average reader can connect the dots with all of these points and figure out that this was the whole point of the cult, and not just a side-effect, not something that was just done in the background, because they could. It was designed to exploit women like this. I think jkr understood this, and formed the imagionary cult on that basis. All of the teachings were put together specifically to enable this exploitation. And women would get punished for stillbirths, pushing it even further to the point that they exist only to create 'merchandise' (living human beings) for sale.

This book is a horror book, and it brought a lot of fear and anxiety out of me while reading, that's one of the reasons I finished it in a few days, despite it being 964 pages long. You need a release from anxiety and you cannot get it until the cult is brought down. I wish we had gotten more of that. We get a general picture of 'everyone is freed, people are coming out with their stories, Robin takes down Mazu and Becca, Will and Lin are now happy at his parents fancy house, the farm is raided by the police, Daiyu's remains are unearthed', but I wanted to know more. I wanted to know about every single detail they found. I wanted to know about all of the diaries, and the lockers, and all personal things accumulated there as trash. I wanted to hear thoughts and recovery process of every woman trapped there. I wanted it to be pointed out clearly how much worse they had it than males in there (constant rape, forced pregnancies, trauma of babies being taken away, brutal punishments, vs forced labour and free access to women's bodies, whichever one you pick, children are free for the taking too, ability to father children). I now realize that all punishments we've had described in detail were enforced on women, the only male that was being tortured in there was Jacob, and he was just a sick kid, who they let die. The worst and most horrible shaming and humiliating and shunning, it was all done to women. I wanted to know more about how they crawled their way out of that, how they discovered nobody should ever do this to them.

I also wanted to hear Will apologize to Robin for punching her and for being generally awful to her when she literally saved his ass from a whole cult and got fucking tortured in the process. I also wanted to hear about how she got a mountain of money for that job because I don't think anyone in the world would do that job the way Robin did. I don't think any other detective would have gone and taken down a whole-ass cult, as a part of their job, that is not even specialization, she's an unique agent, one in the world, that could have made this happen. She should be filthy rich from this point on.

I forgot to mention this before, but the name "Rowena" reminded me of "Rowena Ravenclaw", and I thought it was fun, I liked that, wonder if it was on purpose. Robin really was amazing and carried this book on her own, Strike was annoying background noise to me. I don't even understand his thought process of realizing those polaroids were a proof of Abigail manipulating people, like in what universe would this occur to someone. I do, however, like a mystery where something is found and then you have to figure out just why was this here, who put it here, for what purpose? Like looking for the object's history. And it was satisfying to get a fitting conclusion to why those polaroids were in the biscuit tin, because Abigail just left them in there, as hidden blackmail material, should she ever need it. Forgotten, in a dusty tin, with the power to make multiple people end their own lives. It ultimately was used, in that way, just without that intention.

I hope the next book will have less trauma in it, this was an amazing, but very heavy read. I'd like a book with less attempts at Robin's life, less suicide, and more dumbass bullshit please.

#the running grave #trg #robert galbraith #jkr #reading #commentary #analysis #radfem

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