antidope
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Max it out if you can.
THEE OFFICIAL 2019-2020 NBA OFFSEASON THREAD: VICTORY LAP
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- Sep 27, 2019
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Deal with logistics all day
Alot of money in freight.
Know alot of guys making over 100k a year with one truck.
Alot of money in freight.
Know alot of guys making over 100k a year with one truck.
dacomeup
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That def ain’t true for all kids
. And I say that as someone who received a good amount of them
- Sep 18, 2003
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I know a dude in Houston that was a full time thug and has a record, got out got a truck and got paid
Moheezy
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Honestly, most great companies don't even care about your degree anymore. I went to a university in Ottawa (Shopify HQ) and I know the head of recruitment in Shopify, he says that they would rather find a developer majoring in whatever but builds stuff on the side as passion projects than recruiting people who studied computer science but never built anything.
IBM even removed their requirement to have an undergrad when applying.
- Jul 13, 2005
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1. Read books
2. Invest in yourself
3. If you want to be college-educated get a degree that'll get you into something health care related, something that involves consulting, computer science, or applied math.
2. Invest in yourself
3. If you want to be college-educated get a degree that'll get you into something health care related, something that involves consulting, computer science, or applied math.
- Mar 24, 2001
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Got a homie that stays in some Stanford gear
. Tempted to cop some myself just to troll him
darthska
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This legit cracked me up. Like did he clock in? What were the benefits like? Were write-ups just getting beat down?
Moheezy
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darthska
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Got a homie that stays in some Stanford gear
I dont know anything about he has handled his finances, but he is easily the best player of all the retired players. He looked unstoppable in the Big 3 season and finals last year.
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I had a speaking engagement to the underclassmen at Howard a couple years ago. Got so much love. Made some amazing connections and friends from that moment. I'll always have love for that school. I'm not sure about their sports program, but I'm glad they secured a top recruit.
Plus A Different World is my ****.
Plus A Different World is my ****.
- Sep 18, 2003
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Joe Jesus probably just wants to hoop. It’s hard to stop doing something you’ve been doing for 35 years.
MVP
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I greet strangers by doing the Gator chomp in their face.
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MVP
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lawdog1
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Right and I would guess that’s especially the case for someone like Joe, who didn’t get to dictate the terms on which his NBA career came to an end.
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+ He's probably looking at it like he'sgetting paid to stay in shape, to socialize, and to hoop. Killa combo if you ask me. Early retirement is overrated if you ask me.
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Dude most not be a NIketalker
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lawdog1
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For social media purposes “so many people” or “everybody” says = something one person said once, maybe.
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