desjardins
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It's different levels of street dudes
Majority of them are poor and can't afford bail or proper legal representation
Majority of them are poor and can't afford bail or proper legal representation
“The average street nikka doesn’t have 10k saved up” - former Oakland street nikka
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It’s the scammers that have $$
Maybe 5 years ago when credit card fraud was a thing
Color me shocked a street dealer with no education doesn’t have disposable income.
a grad student befriended a gd branch leader who gave him four years' worth of books... he made $100k, his bosses each made $500k, his three right hands made $7/hr, and his 75 soldiers made $3.30/hr
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LunaticVillage415
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One of the more popular local hood Rap legends, Cellski, from my old hood in Frisco said “I made a hundred thousand dollars out them Frisco projects”. The same projects in my avi. I’m like is that 100k a year or 100k out of a lifetime of hustling 
because I’m pretty sure that’s lifetime earnings he’s bragging about because he also claimed he “been in the dope game since about nine or ten” and how he “been selling dope for years and still ain’t rich” on his debut album back in 94’. The drug game is like basketball or football. You got hella nikkas that’s good in the local courts/fields or in high school, some good enough to play in college and very, very few go to the league making millions. 
The average street nikka selling dope is not Felix Mitchell, Rich Porter or Azie Faison. Anybody who really grew up in the hood could tell you that. One of the reasons why the murder rate in the hood is high is because of the jealousy that comes from certain hustling nikkas making a little bit more money than the next nikka.
because I’m pretty sure that’s lifetime earnings he’s bragging about because he also claimed he “been in the dope game since about nine or ten” and how he “been selling dope for years and still ain’t rich” on his debut album back in 94’. The drug game is like basketball or football. You got hella nikkas that’s good in the local courts/fields or in high school, some good enough to play in college and very, very few go to the league making millions. The average street nikka selling dope is not Felix Mitchell, Rich Porter or Azie Faison. Anybody who really grew up in the hood could tell you that. One of the reasons why the murder rate in the hood is high is because of the jealousy that comes from certain hustling nikkas making a little bit more money than the next nikka.
a grad student befriended a gd branch leader who gave him four years' worth of books... he made $100k, his bosses each made $500k, his three right hands made $7/hr, and his 75 soldiers made $3.30/hr
Back in the time of that study that 3.30 was the equivalent of $18 an hour. For an uneducated young kid with no introduction to work etiquette. That was Solid bread.
That $7 was like current day $36ish an hour. Enough money to save up and cop a home in a couple years.
The conclusion they found is that selling drugs was the best option for those growing up in the projects when you laid out all their options.
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Screwed up... till tha casket drops!!
$3.30 from august 2000 is $5.71 now... and $7 is $12.12 which imo is pretty low for a chris partlow/slim charles type jobBack in the time of that study that 3.30 was the equivalent of $18 an hour. For an uneducated young kid with no introduction to work etiquette. That was Solid bread.
That $7 was like current day $36ish an hour. Enough money to save up and cop a home in a couple years.
The conclusion they found is that selling drugs was the best option for those growing up in the projects when you laid out all their options.
Luxury Tax
Middleman Money
There was a RICO indictment in San Diego in 2014 for pimps/sex trafficking in a streetgang, skanless, balck mob, outside of the top defendants, the majority of the 40 some odd people, had little to no money, outside of what they spent in clubs, on bottles and that shyt. it's a lifestyle that you get.
That said, there is a lot of money in the drug game, and a lot of people have made it. I personally know people who lost 650k, and were still on (but they eventually fell off) people who made 700k in less than a year, people who had 20k at like 21 or 22, my closest friend lost 2 million, and was making probably 100k a month, sometimes every week. We were in a spot with like 4 money counters, he'd be having after parties, with money counters on the table, just reckless dumb shyt. Another in that circle had to forfeit about 5 m's.
I was in high school with a couple thousand in my pockets, going to class, counting money at my boys spot after school, I would get high and just start pulling out my bankroll, and friends of mine who didn't know, would be like where did you get all that shyt? Like a pile of 10's and 5's.
That said, there is a lot of money in the drug game, and a lot of people have made it. I personally know people who lost 650k, and were still on (but they eventually fell off) people who made 700k in less than a year, people who had 20k at like 21 or 22, my closest friend lost 2 million, and was making probably 100k a month, sometimes every week. We were in a spot with like 4 money counters, he'd be having after parties, with money counters on the table, just reckless dumb shyt. Another in that circle had to forfeit about 5 m's.
I was in high school with a couple thousand in my pockets, going to class, counting money at my boys spot after school, I would get high and just start pulling out my bankroll, and friends of mine who didn't know, would be like where did you get all that shyt? Like a pile of 10's and 5's.
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Bigblackted4
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Video made so much sense
Bigblackted4
Superstar
So well put calling it a countdown
That's because they didn't get key component......an LLCYou’re your own boss and it’s fast money. That’s better than a 9-5, with health insurance, PTO, and 401k with match.
