Damn, I want to know her father's true feelings on this situation.
Serena Williams Is a perfect example of passing black wealth to white people
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Damn, I want to know her father's true feelings on this situation.
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I've seen and heard so many men make fun of her looks and I have heard brothas call her ugly monkey and all. Now black men are upset that she's getting married to a white guy. Fake outrage as usual.
You must hang around some real pooh butt ass figgas then...
No black man in his right mind has ever said anything in your shytty post..
If anything, we are always the first to defend that chocolate goddess.. How about your goofy ass spend sometime on reddit, misc, ***** and see who really shyts on her
Only c00ns say any of thatI've seen and heard so many men make fun of her looks and I have heard brothas call her ugly monkey and all. Now black men are upset that she's getting married to a white guy. Fake outrage as usual.
Exactly
You must hang around some real pooh butt ass figgas then...
No black man in his right mind has ever said anything in your shytty post..
If anything, we are always the first to defend that chocolate goddess.. How about your goofy ass spend sometime on reddit, misc, ***** and see who really shyts on her
I think he was one of the influences
ezrathegreat
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I don't give a damn I'm just trying to stack up so I can wife Skylar Diggins before some bum ass nikka or cac wife's her up...
Too late. Some Puerto Rican cat beat you too it. WNBA Superstar Skylar Diggins Engaged to Daniel Smith
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" Your all going to diiiiiie, pew pew pew"
WNBA Superstar Skylar Diggins Engaged to Daniel Smith
Lucky sonuvabytch...
Threads pretty ridiculous. Why are y'all so salty about this? I understand wanting to keep the money black but for you to use her as an example when there are WAY more black men that marry white with money is asinine. Billionaire black men.
Is interracial dating really that big of a deal? Who cares? If she likes white men, you were never on the radar. I just never understand the point of being so angry at people that don't like you. Move around.
But okay.
Is interracial dating really that big of a deal? Who cares? If she likes white men, you were never on the radar. I just never understand the point of being so angry at people that don't like you. Move around.
But okay.
Yeah, way more worth than Reddit. International
godkiller
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He doesn't own Reddit. He sold his shares awhile ago for a pittance. Average VC only makes 2-3% of their companies' valuation so he makes at most a few million a year from a 150$ million company valuation. Here's the salary breakdown from 3 VCs, two of which are VCs or higher:
https://www.quora.com/How-much-shou...e-capital-firm-expect-to-make-in-a-given-year
Jason M. Lemkin, Partner @ SaaStr Ventures
Updated Aug 13, 2014 · Upvoted by Keith Rabois, GP at Khosla Ventures and Patrick Mathieson, venture investor @ Toba Capital
On a net basis, maybe close to zero after taxes.
At least, until many years down the road, if and when your investments make a huge amount of money. And only if they do.
The reason is in a medium size venture firm -- assuming you are a partner in just one fund -- your capital contribution (the amount you have to "pay in") will likely exceed your "salary" from the management fees.
In my case, my "salary" is $300,000. Which sounds like a lot, but the capital contribution per partner is about 1.5-2% of the fund, or $2-$3m on a $150m fund. In other words, I have to pay that much into the fund as a partner.
If the fund pays the partner "salary" (from management fees) for say 8 of its years, that's less on an after-tax basis (and close to it on a pre-tax basis) than the capital contribution.
And assuming it's an early-stage fund, you probably won't get any carry, or share of the profits, for 7-10 years. You don't get any share of the profits until the VC fund first returns 100% of the cash invested back to the investors. If you invest pre-revenue or very early stage, this usually takes at least 6-7 years and often materially longer.
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The above post by VCs delineates and supports the notion Serena's bf is only worth about 5 mill. No such thing as a legitimately rich cac fukking with a woman like Serena. Those cacs can fukk anything on Earth; this cac just wants Serena's money.
the 4 million was from years ago......the sale wasn't recent.....you are quoting net worth sites which are bs. and you are pulling some random guy without context. have you ever worked in venture capital? sounds like you don't...He doesn't own Reddit. He sold his shares awhile ago for a pittance. Average VC only makes 2-3% of their companies' valuation so he makes at most a few million a year from a 150$ million company valuation. Here's the salary breakdown from 3 VCs, two of which are VCs or higher:
https://www.quora.com/How-much-shou...e-capital-firm-expect-to-make-in-a-given-year
Jason M. Lemkin, Partner @ SaaStr Ventures
Updated Aug 13, 2014 · Upvoted by Keith Rabois, GP at Khosla Ventures and Patrick Mathieson, venture investor @ Toba Capital
On a net basis, maybe close to zero after taxes.
At least, until many years down the road, if and when your investments make a huge amount of money. And only if they do.
The reason is in a medium size venture firm -- assuming you are a partner in just one fund -- your capital contribution (the amount you have to "pay in") will likely exceed your "salary" from the management fees.
In my case, my "salary" is $300,000. Which sounds like a lot, but the capital contribution per partner is about 1.5-2% of the fund, or $2-$3m on a $150m fund. In other words, I have to pay that much into the fund as a partner.
If the fund pays the partner "salary" (from management fees) for say 8 of its years, that's less on an after-tax basis (and close to it on a pre-tax basis) than the capital contribution.
And assuming it's an early-stage fund, you probably won't get any carry, or share of the profits, for 7-10 years. You don't get any share of the profits until the VC fund first returns 100% of the cash invested back to the investors. If you invest pre-revenue or very early stage, this usually takes at least 6-7 years and often materially longer.
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The above post by VCs delineates and supports the notion Serena's bf is only worth about 5 mill. No such thing as a legitimately rich cac fukking with a woman like Serena. Those cacs can fukk anything on Earth; this cac just wants Serena's money.