baller on a budget

how to demonstrate a dispensable income in public with great financial efficiency, which will lead to popularity and desirability with both the male and female members of any given social group.
Mar 30
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the ceo’s guide to jetting.

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Mar 25
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bath robe - bath = baller

wearing a bath robe, while obviously not bathing or sleeping, says to people that you are beyond following the social norms of the ordinary class.  combine this with holding a cigar (lit or unlit) and a brandy snifter to display a trifecta of baller status.

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Mar 22
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lesson: everyone watches the double or nothing. let it ride.

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Mar 21
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remy martin louis xiii cognac

remy martin’s louis xiii cognac is some of the most expensive alcohol on the market.  a bottle ranges over $1,700 right now.  however, there is a side market for the empty crystal decanters on ebay that ranges about $100-200.  pick up a crystal decanter and fill it up with some remy martin vsop for $40 and no one is the wiser.

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Mar 19
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lesson: stocking your fridge will help you get women.

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Mar 18
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Mar 15
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stackin’ hundreds

only carrying hundred dollar bills is a great way to appear baller without any cost!  women take notice when you pay in hundreds.  it also helps when you refer to $100 as a buck, e.g. if something costs $150, say “it’s about a buck fifty”.

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Mar 14
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its no limit, baby
— scotty nguyen
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Mar 11
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lesson: let everyone know when you’re on a boat because it is baller.

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Mar 10
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popping bottles

bottle service or table service is the way to roll into a club.

  • you don’t have to wait to get in
  • you don’t have to stand when you’re inside
  • you don’t have to go to the bar

the problem is that bottle service appears expensive at first glance.  $300 for a $30 bottle of alcohol is genuinely ludicrous.  but that is a flawed assessment because you are also paying for your time not waiting in line (especially without girls in your group), complimentary waived cover charge (usually for up to 4-5 people), exclusive seating area for only your party, and alcohol.  so if you split it evenly with your group, it can come out to $60-70 per person which makes it break even with paying cover and a couple rounds of drinks but a signficantly improved nightlife experience.

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