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TopicI want a Switch, but I have negative $$. How do I get the money for one?
KujikawaRising
10/27/17 1:00:34 PM
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I have some ideas...










After BedbugGate, I am broke and am struggling to pay bills. I need cash. If I want to play Breath of the Wild and Super Mario Odyssey, I'm going to need the $400+ necessary for a Switch and both of those games in addition to that bill money. Coming up with that money is going to take a few months. Most of these ideas don't feel logical to me, so I have to ask what I try first.

1. Sell random junk I have
I have LPs, Yu-Gi-Oh cards, a couple jigsaw puzzles, an Amiibo or three, and some other odds and ends
PROS: Might be profitable, would clean up my room
CONS: Seller fees, some things might not be sellable after BedBugGate (LPs might be melted?)

2. Sell PS4
Uncharted 4 SE, lightly used, well taken care of
PROS: Guaranteed money, instant
CONS: Would not be able to play games I liked again (Persona 5, Uncharted 4) or other games I want to play (Berseria, Lost Legacy, Danganronpa [which I own]), would need to use some of that money on my bills

3. Ask parents for loan
I feel bad even thinking of this after they already helped save me from the bedbugs
PROS: Would be okay, instant
CONS: Already bailed me out in BedbugGate, would charge interest because, I feel bad

4. Beg for money on the street
Would be honest to an extent: "Bedbugs invaded my home and I don't want to lose it. Help me not be homeless."
PROS: Makes more than my current job, could be used from a research standpoint
CONS: Bad for my reputation (could damage friendships or love interests), feels unethical
***We have a lot of beggars here, some that just use the money on cigarettes. I'd be better than them, but not by much.

5. Code an app
Or two. Would start with something simpler. Android only.
PROS: Interests me, would be possible since I taught myself HTML
CONS: Too time-consuming, too competitive, requires constant updates to maintain profits

6. Write a novel
When the levee breaks, I'll have no place to stay
PROS: Rough draft can be done in a month via NaNoWriMo, have English degree, have concept, if done right could impress girls
CONS: Would require three months of revisions, would likely have to self-publish (less profitable), time would be a problem

7. Sell shit on Etsy
Where do I come up with these ideas?
PROS: Could have a larger audience, would be fun, have access to a makerspace
CONS: Don't know what to make, low skill, craft materials can be expensive

8. Poker
I'd have to be all-in...
PROS: Can take the $100 and turn it into more than I need for a Switch, possibly overnight
CONS: Could lose $100 in 20 minutes and be even more broke, cost of gas money (casino with poker is an hour away), I probably have a lot of tells

9. Second job on weekends
I should've thought of this over the summer...
PROS: Guaranteed money, good for resume, impresses girls, more opportunities to meet people, easy to get at grocery store
CONS: Fatigue due to seasonal allergies and affectivity, lack of free time leading to sanity issues

10. Being a nerd
Help me, board 8
PROS: slycooper69
CONS: crazyisgood

I don't know what the most logical option is here. There might be other options, and if you have 'em, let me know!
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