If you’re interested in mental health and political opinion 
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That’s a salary, you have to roll the dice and play the game in order to earn it. Like McDonalds, it is a decent job when you’re starting out but as things progress that $200 isn’t as great as it used to be…
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I hate misspelled memes but still…
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Umm . . .
Abraham Sanchez knew exactly how he wanted to spend his stimulus check.
Like millions of Americans, he had begun dabbling in the stock market during the pandemic. So, soon after $1,400 from the federal government landed in his bank account last week, Mr. Sanchez, a 28-year-old trumpet player in Sacramento, moved all but $200 of it into his Robinhood online trading account. He then used most of it to buy 80 shares of AMC Entertainment, the struggling movie theater chain. . . .
Analysts at Deutsche Bank recently estimated that as much as $170 billion from the latest round of stimulus payments could flow into the stock market. They conducted a survey of retail traders in which respondents said they planned to put roughly 40 percent of any payment they received — or $2 of every $5 — into the stock market. Traders between the ages of 25 and 34 said they expected to put half of their stimulus check into stocks.
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hard to tell who is on the inside of that cell.