What is your annual income through scrapping?
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What is your annual income through scrapping?
I've always liked fellas with strong arms and a quick mind. If you've got those in abundance, my fellas have always been able to pocket some green.
I'm curious how much the good fellas have pocketed here.
Full moon...Glad to see you and skippy are putting it to good use.
'two dollars an' sixteeeeeen cents' (Tank Girl)
Patty, you do realize there are no pimps here...... Right?
Really? Really?
good first post but if he searched this has been asked before
Lol.... Who are you talking to?Quote:
Originally Posted by BurlyGuys
I make stacks of these.
http://socialmedianinjas.org/wp-cont...ollar-bill.jpg
Please post your address so I can send you my tax returns you can diagnose them and figure out what I make.
The OP.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hypoman
I make about:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...lion_front.JPG
Money, get away.
Get a good job with good pay and you're okay.
Since I started scrapping full time bout 4 years ago I make enough to do whatever the **** I wanna do....Now stick that in your pipe and smoke it
Uh huh. Or you're a gold digger. Absolutely none of your business what anyone here makes. None. What. So. Ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Patty
... Zimbabwe dollar to become one of the least valued currency units in the world, undergoing three redenominations, with high face value paper denominations including a $100 trillion banknote (1014).[3] The third redenomination produced the "fourth dollar" (ZWL) which was worth 1 trillion ZWR (third dollar) and 10 septillion "first dollar" ZWD, so overall the ratio of the redenominations was 103 × 1010 × 1012 = 1025.
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Thanks wikipedia
I am working on it. Do you just want this last years income or do you need the numbers for the last 5 years?Quote:
Originally Posted by Patty
I make somewhere between a few cents and 17 billion dollars a year. Is that specific enough?
I used to get a trillion Zimbabwe dollars per used beverage can. Now what with inflation it's a trillion dollars for 3 cans. You don't even want to talk about the cost of the contents.Quote:
Originally Posted by foamnone
depends on how hard you work
Tree Fitty...Tree Fitty.....I told her not to give dat Lock Ness Monster Tree Fitty!
10,656– 9,655 + 23 + 200 + 64 – 1,002 – 104 + 6,000 / 20 + 600 / 50 this is about right
I assume you're following your order of opperations here right? PEMDAS! lolQuote:
Originally Posted by WMSTR
Will Work for Food.
smfh.......Quote:
Originally Posted by patty
good lawd, that's a lotta moneyQuote:
Originally Posted by thortek
Really? Where'd you get the two dollars from? I must be missing something...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mulden
The $100 trillion Zimbabwe notes are now selling actively on eBay for $60 or more EACH. I bought about 600 or so of them in 2009 and sold all but a few for about $4 each, netting 75 cents or so profit per note. They sold out in about a week.Quote:
Originally Posted by wayne
I got fourteen dollars left & twenty-seven cents.
Dang me.
$6 currently for sold listingsQuote:
Originally Posted by recyclersteve
Oh I make it rain Oh yea
Zimbabwe notes? I found that interesting and they are still selling them on eBay.
Now that's inflation and then some?
Wonder if the ones from China are counterfeits.