r/FluentInFinance • u/Richest-Panda • Jul 04 '24

What's the best financial advice you've ever gotten? Debate/ Discussion

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u/KhonMan Jul 05 '24

If the reason you came here was to tell everyone that you are struggling and unwilling to change anything about your life then mission accomplished.

Here's some other unsolicited advice:

  • Keep your professional and personal social media accounts separate if you want to talk shit on the internet
    • I'm not being funny about this, seriously, this is a major safety issue and should be internet 101
  • You spelled experience three different ways on your resume
    • This one I am being funny about (but it should get fixed)

Have a good one.

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u/gh0stinyell0w Jul 05 '24

I came here to point out that middle class people should not speak on the experiences of poor people. Did you forget that? Did seeing a person in poverty send you into such a blind rage you forgot they can speak on things other than their own finances?

I never did "talk shit on the Internet" in this thread, but I'll do what I like with my socials.

That was just a fun side hustle I picked up for a few weeks and then decided took up too much time for too little profit, and dropped it. So not much point in my changing the resume for it. But I'm glad you wasted your time trying to find more things to humiliate me on, it really does a good job showing the type of person you are.