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4 years experience NYC based mature start-up 100k base, 10k bonus, 20k equity

Dentists are often crooks. When I was younger, my parents had to change insurance plans, so I got a new dentist. In the first visit, he takes a quick look at my mouth (with no tool…

Instead of saying, "It's too complicated to explain", why don't you give it a shot?

Your other examples are obvious. This one is not.

Three notes I would add: 1) In response to the "know yourself" bullet: I met my now wife at 15 - we learned a lot about ourselves between then and when we married at age 22. But we…

All of these questions except interest and repayment terms are not indicative if anything.

I certainly have a person or two I would prefer to be erased from existence. People who have hurt the people I love, etc.

As someone who spends a lot on Google and Facebook ads - this guy got it right.

Short term loans have artificially high APR.

But SAT scores correlate to income regardless of schooling.

I am in the hole 250k

HN and Reddit are dopamine hit factories.

My experience is more with the OPs. Leave the line, lose your spot.

His anecdote works with biweekly paychecks, and many city apartments in the US do not allow a washer and dryer.

None of that seems like a big difference compared to what the leader in that space, SoFi, is doing.

So - you actually saw ads saying, "come work in a big city and make more money?". I've never heard of this.

Pretty accurate from my experience.

I like it on mobile.

Welfare in the US (ssi in his case, since he has a disability) is a pathetically small amount, and a headache to get.

When I busked, donations always came from 40+ year olds anyway, very rarely from young men in professional clothes.

Anecdote: For the summer between high school and college, I made am average of $17 per hour busking on the subway (an average of 24 hours a week)

2 bedrooms in Astoria are 2000+

3 hours actually working, 5 more in the office, 3 hours a day commuting.

Doing nothing! Trying to become skilled enough that I only have to work a few hours a week in the future.