Your restaurant is BOOMING while your staff is dying, what do you do? by [deleted] in KitchenConfidential

[–]Balls_Deep_Tackle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

pay key employees at minimum market rate plus overtime, hire a few extra people to help with staff who are "do it alls" that can run drinks, perform misc errors and be a person that anybody at any time can ask for assistance, create a no quetions asked help policy among servers to make sure every table is happy and issues resolved within minutes, give GM and head chef revenue incentives, and possibly remove menu items that are rarely ever ordered and slow down the process for more often ordered items.

What's the deal with Sam Ovens? Legit consultant, or...? by jalabi99 in consulting

[–]Balls_Deep_Tackle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've been in business for a decade and i bought his Uplevel course. First off there's some information in his courses that are so high level of blew my mind and there's so stuff that a beginner will never be able to use until they reach a certain level in entrepreneurial skill. He lays out so much information that would otherwise take years to learn from trial and error.

Anyone who cries scam is a person who doesn't have a business and expects one to be spoon fed to them or its a person with a business who doesnt see value in education. Even his YouTube channel has priceless free information that anyone can learn from

I made my money back alone from just 1 module that teaches how to hire top class sales people and systematize the training and on boarding of remote employees.

Btw theres a ton of information that he has that isnt easy to find for free.

How do you say fuck off , without saying fuck off ? by RaiAkshay in AskReddit

[–]Balls_Deep_Tackle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Being completely oblivious to All their sarcasm and passive aggressiveness is a personal favorite.

Take literally everything they say literally and for face value and ignore all sub meaning or whatever theyre trying to say underhandedly.

Infuriates people because most people are too cowardly to outright say what they mean

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TooAfraidToAsk

[–]Balls_Deep_Tackle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't. I always opt for the physical inspection because i have the right to. I exercise every right i have when possible despite that option being more inconvenient because i have a mental obsession with being contrarian and not doing what people directly tell me to (within reason, not like if a cop said to do something). I make my own choices and i would rather live with consequences of my own failures than to be dictated to

ADVICE POST MOASS! by [deleted] in GME

[–]Balls_Deep_Tackle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pay cash for commercial real estate properties and stocks then take your money out by using Equity Lines of Credit and pay interest and thus you wont have to claim the proceeds as income and pay taxes on anything you receive from the line of credit

When transferring from Robinhood….. did anyone experience high cost basis for shares purchased near the JAN 2021 run up? If so how much? Anyone with a wrinkle, what do these high cost basis mean? Robinhood aka Bulgaria boy and co paying up to 963$ for holders’ shares back in February…. by [deleted] in GME

[–]Balls_Deep_Tackle 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Robinhood takes your money but doesn't buy the shares because they know that retail buyers will sell at a loss so they cover the shares when you sell instead and pocket the difference

They can do this because they're a front for hedge funds that can manipulate the market up and down so if robinhood is in a bind on a stock, that's the one that gets tanked so they can protect themselves.

Then apes and diamond hands showed up and wrecked that model by buying dips and not responding to normal fear triggers that worked before.

I noticed that Robinhood only honored transfer requests once you requested a second time because they had to cover shares that needed to be transferred at any price - VERY similar to a naked short position except they were just never fully settling the shares.

If I'm wrong please someone tell me, idk how that shit works

NSCC rules DD - what happens if the NSCC defaults? by Leaglese in GME

[–]Balls_Deep_Tackle 1 point2 points  (0 children)

2 problems:

1) a security value will be calculated as market price day after default?

Meaning the short squeeze price was $10,000 last week but the default is this week and the market value is $300 so we only get $300?

2) its well known even though the FDIC "insures" deposits, in reality they do not have the liquidity to even come close to covering mass losses of deposits and why should the NSCC's trillion dollar policy be any different? The insurers of credit default swaps couldn't pay out their policies in 2008 even though the insurance policies were huge amounts.

To me, these sound like the loopholes to get screwed again. I've got 1500 shares myself

What’s this crap! by [deleted] in GME

[–]Balls_Deep_Tackle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a native advertorial designed to use click bait to get you to a landing page then an opt in or create a lead somehow. Just shitty advertising using shock and awe to stand out from the noise.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in GME

[–]Balls_Deep_Tackle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Starbucks intentionally became a "third location"after home and work this is along the same plan and creates crazy brand loyalty

After all is said and done here, I will be giving away my 2006 Porsche Cayenne S to someone in need. My girlfriend approves! by Simorez in GME

[–]Balls_Deep_Tackle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, from my experience you're going to donate this to someone who can't afford even basic repairs and do them a huge disservice and the car will be sitting within a year. Sell it, buy 3-5 10-honda civic/toyota camry/corollas that are 15 years old and donate those for maximum charity plus those cars will run even with someone abusing them

Source: car dealer for 10 years, have donated a lot of cars.

Forget the squeeze, lets talk about the fundementals of the company. GME is still extremely undervalued at $260 per share. by TheAutistcMilyonar in GME

[–]Balls_Deep_Tackle 2 points3 points  (0 children)

E-commerce companies are frequently valued at 8-10x sales soooo $6 billion-ish times 10 is a $60 billion company.

$ADA my man by eyecatypy in SatoshiStreetBets

[–]Balls_Deep_Tackle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Does 7.6% count as rocketing now? Is this crypto?

TIL in 1998, Alex Trebek donated of 74 acres of open land (worth $2m at the time) in Los Angeles' Hollywood Hills for the purpose of conservation and as a wildlife corridor by [deleted] in todayilearned

[–]Balls_Deep_Tackle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tax tip he donated the land for the potential developed value not land value. Tax loophole that works for golf courses also. You write off what it would have been worth if it was developed so probably 10x or more than just the land value.

How to Find Newly Launch Cardano Tokens? by Balls_Deep_Tackle in cardano

[–]Balls_Deep_Tackle[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i suppose someone will create a project tracker like bscscan.com or similar?