When I was in the UK, I worked as a waiter and a bartender. I did whatever I could to make money. I got into the industry by working as a real estate agent and meeting people who helped me rent apartments. These past few days, I've been talking to @yuyue_chris about how people keep saying that older women and gym trainers are entering the gold market, so gold has hit its peak. I know a bar salesman who earns hundreds of thousands a month selling alcohol, and recently he sent me a screenshot showing that he's made over a million by investing in gold. Seeing Cucumber Cat's post made me think a lot. What she does is beyond the reach of us odd jobs. Reselling good wine to rich kids shows she's hardworking and has connections! But ultimately, getting rich requires diligence, no matter what you do. Why should highly educated professionals be able to make money while I, a street vendor, can't? Why is it that you're just starting out while I, an old lady, can't? After we make money, we should never have any sense of superiority. The top signal might not be the entry of older women, but rather that crypto veterans have given up on BTC and switched to gold. Similarly, I think we can't guess or criticize where the BTC dip is; it's something we have to wait for.

Haha, I've unlocked quite a few "life's challenges"! In junior high, I sold newspapers on the street with classmates (even now, thinking about it makes me cringe). In college, I even worked as a waiter at the "Golden Leopard" buffet in Beijing. After that, there were farms, model kits, and sexy lingerie… Looking back now, they were all wonderful experiences imbued with a down-to-earth charm…

I'm going to learn how to become a gym instructor right now.