You should have pulled yourself up by your bootstraps if you wanted any part of that wealth /s
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Self employed home owners transferring money to their own account: I’m playing both sides so I always win
Technically you are creating wealth for your boss and your landlord
You are also creating wealth for your government
If the product or service you provide is valued more for the customer than the fee, you are even creating wealth for them as well.
So you create a lot of wealth for a lot of people, some more deserbing than others, and get about 5% of it
Bro doesn't realise who his real boss is.
And that's why i do open source after a burnout. The equivalent to a free artist.