Money Financhu Crisis / Chris sells his stuff megathread

[RustyNail(her)]

Between the begging video on August 23rd, in which Barb said they needed grocery money, and this begging video, in which Chris said his own bank account is in the red, Chris had managed to scrounge together $20 to piss away on Mirror's Edge Catalyst.

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Because they're probably lying. I think Chris is starting to believe he is a slick sales/conman and Barb is encouraging it.

 

[Bassomatic]

Chris would probably get better results posting his bank statement's while weens get new fap bait and the tism accountants of chris figure exactly he ended up 4.73 cents red

it's a win win for all. Chris post your banking statements.

 

[Chan the Wizard]

Because they're probably lying. I think Chris is starting to believe he is a slick sales/conman and Barb is encouraging it.

If he’s able to get rubes to buy his garbage, how isn’t he a slick sales/conman?

 

[Buck Mullet]

it's a win win for all. Chris post your banking statements.

Chris putting effort into completing a simple task is not a win to him.

 

[Pvt. Real G]

Fresh money? Does Chris think that people can just buy wild fresh organic money from the Money Farmer's market? Tugboat should be had came to port by now. So why would Chris begs for more money??? HMMMMM????

 

[Four-Wheeled Fedora]

Fresh money? Does Chris think that people can just buy wild fresh organic money from the Money Farmer's market? Tugboat should be had came to port by now. So why would Chris begs for more money??? HMMMMM????

No he thinks that the rest of America also just got their tugboat.

 

[AnOminous]

Fresh money? Does Chris think that people can just buy wild fresh organic money from the Money Farmer's market?

It's how it works for him. A tugboat just brings it in every month and if he wants more, he tells his paypigs to send him more.

 

[White bubblegum]

It's how it works for him. A tugboat just brings it in every month and if he wants more, he tells his paypigs to send him more.

No he thinks that the rest of America also just got their tugboat.

He thinks no one else needs their tugboat for important things and expects people to give him money for nothing.

 

[zap2theextreme]

money for nothing and your lego for free

 

[Silver Octopus]

 

[BigTubboWithLittleChina]

Boo fucking hoo Chris

 

[timtommy]

Some people can comb thrift shops professionally. But that's different from a yard sale.

Professionally is the key aspect.

A yard sale is a good analogy for what Chris does, and it is not operating as a business. Primarily because, unlike a secondhand store, there is no systematic effort to restock.

The best rule-of-thumb test for whether you are operating a business by finding deals and marking things up is whether you use the items before you resell them.

If Chris went around finding good deals on whatever he could find and then immediately sold them for a marked up price without using them himself, he would be operating a business.

If he tries to find good deals on things he wants to own, then owns them and enjoys them for a while, and then sells them on for whatever he can get for them, he is not operating as a business.

 

[Kosher Dill]

No he thinks that the rest of America also just got their tugboat.

The ones who buy stuff from him did.

 

[Buck Mullet]

The best rule-of-thumb test for whether you are operating a business by finding deals and marking things up is whether you use the items before you resell them.

If Chris went around finding good deals on whatever he could find and then immediately sold them for a marked up price without using them himself, he would be operating a business.

If he tries to find good deals on things he wants to own, then owns them and enjoys them for a while, and then sells them on for whatever he can get for them, he is not operating as a business.

I really don't think Chris understands the concept of patiently shopping around for a better deal, or can identify a good one unless he stumbles upon it before a more expensive option. Christory has proven time and time again a fool and his money are easily parted.

 

[Optimus Prime]

I really don't think Chris understands the concept of patiently shopping around for a better deal, or can identify a good one unless he stumbles upon it before a more expensive option. Christory has proven time and time again a fool and his money are easily parted.

Yup. Chris is all about short-term over long-term rewards.

 

[Pickle Inspector]

I really don't think Chris understands the concept of patiently shopping around for a better deal, or can identify a good one unless he stumbles upon it before a more expensive option. Christory has proven time and time again a fool and his money are easily parted.

Chris is the ideal target for the typical ‘Buy now! Limited time offer while stocks last!’ kind of marking technique.

 

[Rupin]

No one wants those ratty ass blankets. He's either going to have to create comics on a consistent schedule or sell off his toys and vidya.

 

[The American Hedgehog]

No one wants those ratty ass blankets.

One person did and paid Chris $300 for a couple of them.

https://kiwifarms.net/threads/finan...-stuff-megathread.41369/page-124#post-3691978

 

[Hollywood Hulk Hogan]

Because they're probably lying. I think Chris is starting to believe he is a slick sales/conman and Barb is encouraging it.

Yep, and considering the rubes are still buying his shit with their good boy points, I'd say he's right

 

[AnOminous]

No one wants those ratty ass blankets. He's either going to have to create comics on a consistent schedule or sell off his toys and vidya.

Or rent out Barb's ass and shoot porn of it.