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Goody bern

Im back boys and gals. Not fully to do PTs but I'm back in the US and can browse from mobile enough to welfare, etc.

Dominican Republic was hella fun!

I'm back motherfuckers

Will do but a sig to break up my packing would be ideal!

Im headed to the DR on Sunday for some vacation. Gonna try and get a PT done but no promises.

Stay drunk and you cant get hungover tbh

Goody Bern

Nobody likes adult sodas anyways.

Happy belated, Eagles!

Maybe your first case can be defending Nike against copyright infringement from the actual company. Might be worth a few bucks.

Don't you know I'm actually the one who owns this name

Also I'm dying laughing at how good we are and how little parity there is in the VHLM

Andy, you gotta sleep dude! 2AM you crazy

cuffy still too drunk

Trailer park boys

Better Call Andy!

Victor: 1 VHL: 0

**Nike tips his cap**

Cuffy goin straigh tpb this weekend.

I got this lr confused with Bern cause Nike and Vicky were posting in there ;(

I just post everywhere when im on

The real world is the worst but i love monies

Hiding

College graduation tho for real. Twas brutal

no remorse :/

No ragrets

2 this week

A horse is a horse of course, of course.

All these people with horse avatars gets me confused and then i manage to screw up eagles with a more distinct avy.

I'm thinking of studying some sort of combination of economics and finance. Could you share you experience?

Economics theory (which is really the bulk of the work) really came naturally to me. Understanding consumers and markets is interesting, and I really enjoyed it.

As for finance, the surface level beginners courses are fairly easy to understand. If you're looking to take a route of more personal finance and want to be a financial advisor (those jobs are everywhere but commission based, which is why I stayed away from them) then the content is fairly easy. Corporate finance is a bit more difficult because it requires a general understanding of accounting (balance sheets, ledgers, income statements) and then high level finance on top of it.

In finance, I particularly enjoyed fixed income and high yields. That's where the real money can be made, and if you get an MBA or go for a masters in Finance, places like Goldman Sachs and M. Lynch eat you up for 80-100k a year. I can assume those are long weeks, so I settled for a bit less.

I'm starting off at Deloitte & Touche LLP doing some consulting work because it encompasses all that I've learned and, frankly, pays me the best. But I had a multitude of job offers from banks, insurance companies and accounting firms because people with business brains are still in relatively high demand.

Regardless of the area that you decide to study in business, its so important in the market now to have taken course work on IT stuff. People don't realize often (I didn't until working for one of the U.S.'s largest custody banks last summer) that banks are really technology firms masked by the fact that they use banking to generate their income for shareholders.

Anyways, sorry for the longwinded response and if it came off as a "brag". At times it felt that way coming out, but I'm passionate about this kind of thing and do enjoy sharing my experiences. Good luck if you do decide to pursue economics and/or finance, Cowboy!

Real world ain't that bad. Especially because with that degree, chances are you're finding a decent-paying job somewhere.

Ive had a job lined up for a couple of months so just had to graduate. College is just so much easier than sitting in a cube