JimCrowBBC

Recently, I came across a small event called a diversity forum being offered by a large bank. I was wondering if any of you know what the purpose of these workshops is.

It’s offered for freshmen and sophomores.

Oh man, Bubble Bass. That was when I knew I had a fetish for thick men with enormous asses that could non-stop start swallowing food but manage to separate it like pickles under the tongue. I imagine it's really similar to that idea of a woman who can tie cherries under her tongue but in this case I could only imagine what Bubble Bass could do if I slammed my entire cock in his mouth. Anyway, I digress... this really hit home for me and I appreciate your response, because a flood of old school child memories came back to me and I appreciate you for it.

What was it like to apply? Where did you go? Difficulties, experiences, stats?

Hi Reddit,

I am a college student that has finished a summer job. I made around $3.2k this summer after taxes, and I was wondering what options I have for growing my wealth. I am not worried about saving for retirement yet. Preferably, I would like to put my money in something where it can grow for the next 3 to 5 years without me having to monitor it often.

Currently, I have the option of placing it in my bank, but the returns per year are less than 2%. What options do I have available?

I see memes all the time on this topic, and it is completely not relatable for me. I am shocked that this easy task can be so difficult for so many people.

Since so many people struggle with such a basic task, perhaps one should mark a spot on the USB so you know the proper orientation? But if you do nothing to solve it and it keeps happening, that’s on you.

Or, if you did fall in love with it, did you feel that there were better options academically speaking?