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You don't even wanna see what I wore in Vegas last summer bru!
Had these meaty thighs out ya feel me
Old washed Supreme Thread vol. LOCK IT UP!!!
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You don't even wanna see what I wore in Vegas last summer bru!
Had these meaty thighs out ya feel me
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All i know is the Schott Leather Jackets i seen at the Schott store in Glendale were 600-700 bucks - basicly Same PRICE
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Sky's Out, Thighs Out. I was pissed that I missed getting the Chubbies Mardi Gras shorts, but it ended up being a bit too cold to wear them anyways.
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Every pic I have posted have been me wearing chino shorts and spring around the corner. Me and chicks in sundress.....cant wait for the summer
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wait. there were MORE nyc restocks at F23? damn it.
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??? how old is your accountant to know SUPREME as a brand? granted I see your in NYC, but still...
I wore a preme beanie to get my taxes done, the accountant looked at my annual salary and said "aren't you a little old to be wearing supreme?"
btw @alp picked up anything at the store? Just wanted to know if there are any astro hoodies in SM/MD
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yup, it was a lituation. Dudes buying 2 at a time and getting size runs
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it's just a tax agency, there are a lot of young dudes there because it really doesn't take a genius to do taxes. The guy was probably early 20's and was knowledgeable of the streetwear scene.
damn if only I had known, wasn't keeping up with the 1's thread.
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?Can you return online orders to the store or exchange them at the store?
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ahhh hahah lol, well still...thats alot of judgement, especially if your under 40...(think JJ is still under 40)...
& a genius to do taxes...come on man...thats some shade haha..as someone 2/4 of the way done with their CPA...I agree if you are just a regular person working...however business tax planing, estate tax planing, etc is a year round job & takes someone competent to do that & do not sell yourself short going to an agency using young dudes or temps....
just my opinion based on how complex the tax law is & the amount you can actually write off depending on specific situations, etc..
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wow I was almost sure you were in the thread posting you copped. Just realized I have been confusing you and @vampire xtc, I belong in the fools wildin thread for that one
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My Arabic skills are kinda rusty but what does it say on the back of the parka jackets. Sab-haaaan?
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Trying to find 2013 ma-1
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For normal people it is pretty damn simple to do taxes though, this was my first year in a long time where I actually had to pay, and I still don't earn enough to really make itemized deductions time effective.
When you get to the point where you're estate and business tax planning it quickly moves out of the realm of CPA and into the realm of finding a good tax attorney.
Good luck on your way though, buddy of mine came out of college and had the misfortune of being recruited by A. Anderson, in 2001. Then he did some time with Ernst, and ended up hating the job so much he finally quit to work for a smaller non accounting based company. Said working for a relatively smaller company was so much better for his stress levels.
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This is me to a T
Have worked for the big time publicly traded tech company and also worked for a 5 year old startup
The difference is nite and day
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I'm at a smaller firm and love it - never was interested in that big 4 death cycle. Don't entirely agree on the need a tax attorney - a good CPA can handle that and most firms contain at least one lawyer.
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Probably the only thing I ever regret passing on. If anyone ever sees it in a l/Xl let me know. One on the bay but s/m and don't feel like loosing weight
Probably the only thing I ever regret passing on. If anyone ever sees it in a l/Xl let me know. One on the bay but s/m and don't feel like loosing weight
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wow them mophies going for 175+. pass. hopefully they restock thursday.
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doubtful. Collabs usually go away following week if they're sold out.
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Subhan
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I could see them going away and maybe coming back towards the end of the season like the Nalgene. It can't be too hard for Mophie to slap a logo on the product.
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this is what im thinkin. Used to happen to me when i was 120lb twigboy but nobody tries me now that the beta-vibe is gone and the weight is up
i swear you gotta have a beta aura for anyone to approach you over a brand
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Well you never know what supreme does. If not I guess I missed out.
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You can get bigger ones refilled. And re certified. Smaller ones you might be able to. But probably not worth the trouble unless you have a vendor that will do it for a decent price. I've had extinguishers refilled at my work so if I do get a supreme extinguisher I'll have him do it for me.
But I hope I never have to use one.
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