“Unlock the Secrets: 57 People Share Their Surprising Easiest Money-Making Hacks!”
In it there were 13 cigars, and a money clip holding a folded wad of mostly $20 and $50 dollar bills. A few $100 bills. Was about $7500 total.
My neigbor who moved away passed shortly after she moved in with her son/daughter. I found out when I talked to the realtor selling her house a couple years prior.
I still have the cigar box ?.
#40
My friend and I were asked to play super smash bros against some people in a bar competition. Easiest $50 for us two.
#41
Bought a vintage Thorens turntable for $45 at an estate sale. It was sitting right by the register, they forgot to put it out. I sold it on eBay for over $900.
#42
Played tuba in a brass quintet for weddings. $500 for an hour of work (for each of us), and got fed an awesome dinner.
#43
Worked for TSA for a while including during peak covid. Going from thousands of people a day to maybe 40. By far the easiest money I ever made. Loads were so low we set teams up and were doing one week on and one week off for a while all paid. People complained about being bored. It was better than being cooped up in the house and the commute was heavenly.
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#44
Stripping. I had a lot of older regulars that would literally pay me to just eat dinner with them. Cool dudes. Not weird. (You can choose your clients)Lots of physically disabled and foreign guys. Some girls did all that extra rubbing that I never did. Got to meet some very cool people. They just wanted someone to listen. $1000+ a night for 3 hours of sitting with an older man in a while we ate burgers. (Yellow Rose in Austin still has bad a*s burgers). He paid my fees for working and bought me a Honda civic del sol. Being multilingual helps. Miss you, old man Rick. RIP. You were always a gentleman.
