Strikeforce Diaz vs Daley Betting Results

[Vandelay]

Your a lawyer right scientist. It's almost impossible to become one without schooling. I'm majoring in education and I can't get a teaching job without a degree. It's just not possible. Would I have learned a lot more just shadowing a teacher or two for 2 years? probably, but you don't get a degree that way and without a degree you won't get a job.

[poopoo333]

Your a lawyer right scientist. It's almost impossible to become one without schooling. I'm majoring in education and I can't get a teaching job without a degree. It's just not possible. Would I have learned a lot more just shadowing a teacher or two for 2 years? probably, but you don't get a degree that way and without a degree you won't get a job.

This is probably going to be my major as well.

[Luke]

This is probably going to be my major as well.

lawyer or teacher?

[poopoo333]

lawyer or teacher?

Teacher. I want to get a degree in education. And the other career I am considering still has doors open if I decide not to actually use my degree to teach.

[SPX]

And the other career I am considering still has doors open if I decide not to actually use my degree to teach.

Pro wrestler.

[Mr. IWS]

I need:

Vandelay
poopoo333
SPX
edman5555
High5

to tell me how much your parlay wins with gegard paid out. Thanks.

Yeah, sooooooooooo, anyway..........

I still need Vandalay and Edman to chime in here.

[Vandelay]

it was around 92 all together. So i won 92 off parlays, lost the 75 daley bet, lost 16 on saad awad and lost 5 on a big parlay. ended up down like 4 bucks after the event

[Mr. IWS]

it was around 92 all together. So i won 92 off parlays, lost the 75 daley bet, lost 16 on saad awad and lost 5 on a big parlay. ended up down like 4 bucks after the event

What did this pay out?
Vandelay 1-0 +?
W mousasi, askren, hieron, not daley by sub, not beerbohm by sub 1u to win .96

[Vandelay]

62 dollars I believe.

[edman5555]

I am at work right now. I can't access my accounts. When I get home I will get the numbers for you. Sorry about the wait.

[Mr. IWS]

I am at work right now. I can't access my accounts. When I get home I will get the numbers for you. Sorry about the wait.

No problem playa.

[MMA_scientist]

How do you suggest this?

entrepreneurship

[MMA_scientist]

I'm not sure I agree wholeheartedly with your rant.

I regret spending 2 years and $25K going to computer school, but I will admit I learned more and understand the shit better than I would if I had just bought a bunch of tech books and tried to teach myself. The same is true today for journalism.

There really is value in, if nothing else, having an experienced instructor to answer your questions and guide you through the minefield of learning something new.

My point is that if you knew you wanted to be a journalist, you could spend those 4 years working for a publication. Experienced people would answer your questions for free, and you would actually get paid to learn the job... you will learn more, you will get actual usable experience, you will make important business contacts, AND you will get paid (not pay them).

[MMA_scientist]

This is probably going to be my major as well.

You don't know what you want to do... that is part of my point. A couple of weeks ago you wanted to be in the FBI and were thinking about law school. So you go to college, you pick from the list of 30 majors and you're off to make a living... you (not you specifically, the general "you"- college kids) think, well this seems like a stable career, summers off, low stress, union... I will be a teacher, it doesn't sound totally shitty. Then you get out of school, realize that there all the possible ways to make money in the world do not revolve around your college major, you realize that no matter how awesome a teacher you are, you are never ever going to own the school or make any money and there might be something else out there... but now its too late, it is hard to give up that steady paycheck and now you have a family that relies on your income, so you stay there... you become the fat history teacher that peers down the tops of sophmores, you chill with all the teachers in the teacher's lounge and bitch about whatever... but hey, you didn't know what else to do, and teaching seems ok...

college ruined your life.

[SPX]

My point is that if you knew you wanted to be a journalist, you could spend those 4 years working for a publication. Experienced people would answer your questions for free, and you would actually get paid to learn the job... you will learn more, you will get actual usable experience, you will make important business contacts, AND you will get paid (not pay them).

Sure, but as Vandelay said, it would be difficult to not get on without a degree, or at least being in school at the time OR having prior experience.

This apprenticeship-type experience you're suggesting sounds good, but unless you're a blacksmith, I don't think a lot of people do that anymore.