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Not a massive expense. Turned 500 โฌ into 250โฌ. Learned a lesson nonetheless.
I followed the GameStop (GME) hype to late and halfed my money in 4 easy steps. Follow and don't repeat.
- invest (feel like robin hood ... hehe)
- panic (notice why I shouldn't daytrade and why I was in therapy
- withdraw my money at an awesome 2:1 ratio
- not fall for internet hype that quicky again and delete my invest account
Not to go to the strip club when drunk. I blew like $5k in one weekend, never going back again (at least, not when I'm drunk).
Money wise I once ran a speed lab and lost a couple grand on it after my associate chikened out because his half brother got whacked. But it was fun.
Overall. I studied for an acounting tecnician in my teenage years. Thats what i regret the most in my life. No human being should go through that. One of the reasons i dont have a college degree is tgat after going through that i sworeupon my soul and upon the mass that i would never again go through anything similar.
Not me personally, but one of my career mentor's friend's took down the entirety of Google Ads as an intern for like 10 minutes. Apparently it was a multi-million dollar mistake, but they fixed the issue so it couldn't happen again and all was well afterward.