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Ku$h

Girls, Girls, Girls- Or guys?

I know many of you like to chill with the ladies and spend your time chasing them. I say they should be chasing you! I know plenty of friends that drop a whole lot of cash on the ladies. Don't let them trick you into spending your money on them just to show off. Let them think you are broke. This way you aren't attracting the wrong kind of girls, like the kind that like you for your money.
A relationship should be based on love and trust. (unless you say otherwise) There are plenty of relationships that are only bound together because one partner is the money maker while the other sticks around as long as there is income. I have to say this and please don't hate me--MONEY OVER BITCHES...Get money, Fuck Bitches. I don't call woman bitches unless they really are one.
So take my advice, same goes to the money making ladies. Guys are moochers too.

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The Connect

I am sure we all have our sources of getting supplied. Even if your friend knows a connect and hooks you up. The big bosses do not like to mess with newbies nor young hustlers like us. Once you have built up some street rep, people will be begging you to supply you. The best and easiest way to find a connect is through your good friends that trust you enough to introduce you. They may even list a few people and give you options.
I recommend shying away from people that say they will get it for you once you give them the cash up front. I learned this the hard way and lost a few hundred. Never will it happen again. Try to get it straight from the dealer, which means better prices, exact amounts, and you can check it out and negotiate with them. As we all know, they just wanna get rid of it quickly as possible.
Your customer's depend on quality versus quantity. Unless you selling shwag. Top quality is always more expensive, and you get what you paid for. That's why you raise your prices a bit to compensate for the extra costs. There isn't anything lost here.
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Those pesky theives

Have you been robbed of your merchandise or haven't been paid for some borrowed merchandise?
There isn't much you can do without using violence. Violence is essential into striking fear into these people. It may be the only way. To avoid these problems don't get caught up in it in the first place. Stick with people you really know. Not a friend of so and so. If you truly know them, the chance of being robbed is significantly decreased. Also the chances of dealing with a narc is decreased.
Make it your priority not to let people borrow merchandise on tab. If they don't have the adequate funds, they don't get anything until they have the cash. If they don't have the funds in the first place, it may be an obvious sign that it will be difficult for them to acquire it. This is true for most but not your most trusted friends that always pay their tab. If you think about it, you are in fact losing business. Keep tabs on who pays up and who doesn't.

Do you have a job?

I know its difficult to have a job at the moment but it's worth searching for. Most people are picky about the job they want and even more pickier about what the pay is. We all have to start somewhere and can't spend our lives selling illegal narcotics. (Do it on the side) If you have a job your income will look legitimate.
If uncle Sam asks where you got your money, you have your job to prove it. Big time players have to watch how much money the deposit into their account. If you deposit more than a thousand in the bank at once, a report is generated to try and find out where the funds are coming from. Limit it to under that amount and separate your deposits into smaller transactions.
If you can't get the job interview right, here are a few suggestions. Comment and add more if you know some.
1. Shake the bosses hand firmly to show that you are a hard worker.
2. Dress neatly and in proper attire. Look professional and don't shower in fragrances.
3. Arrive to your interview 15 minutes early. Show that you will be on time to work.
4. Have a resume ready. There are easy templates online where you only have to fill in the blanks.
5. Study up on the job. Know what you will be doing and emphasize your interview on what the job consists of.
6. Don't dawdle and fidget. Look your interviewer in the eye and respond promptly to questions. Don't start your response with "Umm".
7. Avoid using "like" and such words. You need to appear educated and professional.
8. Sell yourself. Make every trait of yours great and vital to the job.