Why are most people worried about money and working 9-5?

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I really cant understand how people are worried about working 9-5 and making money. Just make ilegal money or get a mini job. There are so many opportunities
 
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I really cant understand how people are worried about working 9-5 and making money. Just make ilegal money or get a mini job. There are so many opportunities
Do fraud, etc. If u live in the us its extremely simple and u can make up to 50-100k a month easily
 
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Just become a darknet market vendor. Buy bulk and sell for 2x :feelsez:
No darknet isnt safe. And being a vendor is way to much work. With fraud i mean like blank cards, if u use in the US or just scam people on selling platforms or rob some people irl
 
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Do fraud, etc. If u live in the us its extremely simple and u can make up to 50-100k a month easily
some people live outside the us
 
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Become a freemason
 
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To become a Freemason, a man typically needs to be of mature age (21 or older), believe in a Supreme Being, be of good character, and have no criminal record. He must also submit a petition for membership, which will be reviewed by a committee, and ultimately, a vote by the lodge members.
 
1. Meeting the Requirements:
  • Age: Most jurisdictions require candidates to be at least 21 years old.

  • Belief in a Supreme Being: Freemasonry requires a belief in a God or Supreme Being, though the specific details of that belief are left to the individual.

  • Good Character: Freemasons are expected to be men of good character and reputation.

  • No Criminal Record: A clean criminal record is typically a requirement.

  • Sponsorship: In some jurisdictions, a candidate must be sponsored by existing Masons.
2. Applying for Membership:
  • Submit a Petition: You'll need to find a lodge and submit a formal application (petition).
  • Background Check: Some jurisdictions conduct a background check on candidates.
  • Meeting with Members: A committee of lodge members will likely meet with you to discuss Freemasonry, your motivations for joining, and answer any questions.
  • Lodge Vote: The lodge members will then vote on your petition.
3. If Accepted:
  • Masonic Education:
    If your petition is approved, you'll begin a period of instruction, often involving a mentor, to learn the principles and traditions of Freemasonry.

  • Initiation:
    You'll be initiated into the first degree, which is typically called Entered Apprentice.

  • Advancing Through Degrees:
    Once initiated, you can progress through the various degrees of Freemasonry
 
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1. Meeting the Requirements:
  • Age: Most jurisdictions require candidates to be at least 21 years old.

  • Belief in a Supreme Being: Freemasonry requires a belief in a God or Supreme Being, though the specific details of that belief are left to the individual.

  • Good Character: Freemasons are expected to be men of good character and reputation.

  • No Criminal Record: A clean criminal record is typically a requirement.

  • Sponsorship: In some jurisdictions, a candidate must be sponsored by existing Masons.
2. Applying for Membership:
  • Submit a Petition: You'll need to find a lodge and submit a formal application (petition).
  • Background Check: Some jurisdictions conduct a background check on candidates.
  • Meeting with Members: A committee of lodge members will likely meet with you to discuss Freemasonry, your motivations for joining, and answer any questions.
  • Lodge Vote: The lodge members will then vote on your petition.
3. If Accepted:
  • Masonic Education:
    If your petition is approved, you'll begin a period of instruction, often involving a mentor, to learn the principles and traditions of Freemasonry.

  • Initiation:
    You'll be initiated into the first degree, which is typically called Entered Apprentice.

  • Advancing Through Degrees:
    Once initiated, you can progress through the various degrees of Freemasonry
will the money roll in
 
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hello brother
 
will the money roll in
The freemasons don't accept people who want to join solely based on commercial interests and money. However, considering how many freemasons are rich and how many people's wealth skyrocketed after becoming freemasons the answer is clear: you will attain connections and opportunities unlike ever before.
 
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