Итак, я понял, заниматься обычным бизнесом это как в моем любимом аудиомеме — отлично, отлично, но, знаешь, не так уж и отлично, примерно так.
Любой обычный бизнес заебывает в какой-то момент. Диптех наверное тоже, но плыть открывать новый континет дольше прикольнее, чем в очередной раз по примерно одному же маршруту гонять верблюдов с тюками на продажу.
Итак, я понял, заниматься обычным бизнесом это как в моем любимом аудиомеме — отлично, отлично, но, знаешь, не так уж и отлично, примерно так.
Любой обычный бизнес заебывает в какой-то момент. Диптех наверное тоже, но плыть открывать новый континет дольше прикольнее, чем в очередной раз по примерно одному же маршруту гонять верблюдов с тюками на продажу.
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