What do your neighbors do for a living?
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You might call it that. But you still ties to a desk job type. The passive incomes that I like to own will be flexible and enjoyable.
Eyephone and many on here does not need lecture. You have plenty of passive incomes.
That's the RICH mentality!
For groceries, we usually go to the market to see and select good qualities.
We've done Uber Eats recently quite a bit and they charge about $4-5 for delivery fees.
You would tip more than that anyways if you were to eat at the restaurant so I think it's a pretty good option whenever you need food right away.
Delivery fees add up if you overdo it and it's of course better to not do that too much, but it seems like the future is going that direction. Maybe something to think about for future business or investment?
i used walmart grocery (pickup) a couple times when they first launched and had some lucrative coupons, but never again will i have someone else pick out fruits and vegetables for me.
$128k is very different than $200k........
What about yourself?
This is IrvineDream level sleuthing... how did you figure this out?
irvinebullhousing
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eyephone said:
You might call it that. But you still ties to a desk job type. The passive incomes that I like to own will be flexible and enjoyable.
irvinebullhousing
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eyephone said:
Eyephone and many on here does not need lecture. You have plenty of passive incomes.
irvinebullhousing
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eyephone said:Compressed-Village said:
I?m not rich at all. I don?t own a private jet.
I still drive my own car. I go to the grocery stores. (I don?t have it delivered, and don?t use Uber eats)
I just trying to make a dollar out of 15 cents!
That's the RICH mentality!
eyephone said:
For groceries, we usually go to the market to see and select good qualities.
We've done Uber Eats recently quite a bit and they charge about $4-5 for delivery fees.
You would tip more than that anyways if you were to eat at the restaurant so I think it's a pretty good option whenever you need food right away.
Delivery fees add up if you overdo it and it's of course better to not do that too much, but it seems like the future is going that direction. Maybe something to think about for future business or investment?
woodburyowner
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Some restaurants on UberEats mark-up their prices to account for the UberEats fee they have to pay. I think it's around 20%.
Mety said:eyephone said:
For groceries, we usually go to the market to see and select good qualities.
We've done Uber Eats recently quite a bit and they charge about $4-5 for delivery fees.
You would tip more than that anyways if you were to eat at the restaurant so I think it's a pretty good option whenever you need food right away.
Delivery fees add up if you overdo it and it's of course better to not do that too much, but it seems like the future is going that direction. Maybe something to think about for future business or investment?
i used walmart grocery (pickup) a couple times when they first launched and had some lucrative coupons, but never again will i have someone else pick out fruits and vegetables for me.
Getting back on topic.
I live in Shady Canyon.
Neighbors are:
a) Partner at a law firm (M&A - his name is one of the three that you see on their building).
b) Chinese Import/Exporter, not sure exactly if he is retired or still does it.
c) Taiwanese ex CEO of Semi-conductor company.
d) Mistress House of Chinese Govt Official
e) Professional former MLB star. Big name. One of the bash brothers.
f) Indian (east) owner of several Sprint stores...guess these stores make a ton (but continue to get bad yelp reviews).
I live in Shady Canyon.
Neighbors are:
a) Partner at a law firm (M&A - his name is one of the three that you see on their building).
b) Chinese Import/Exporter, not sure exactly if he is retired or still does it.
c) Taiwanese ex CEO of Semi-conductor company.
d) Mistress House of Chinese Govt Official
e) Professional former MLB star. Big name. One of the bash brothers.
f) Indian (east) owner of several Sprint stores...guess these stores make a ton (but continue to get bad yelp reviews).
Hugo Township
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paperboyNC said:
$128k is very different than $200k........
ThirtySomethingWEquity
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keilbros said:
What about yourself?
irvinehomeowner
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keilbros said:
This is IrvineDream level sleuthing... how did you figure this out?