Australian and West Indian players > Indian players

He’s not losing any rights, who the fuck are y’all kidding? If anything, he’s subverted all this shit. This doomed country is packed with idiots because the only information we get is made by idiots. And then we all log on to Reddit and keep clicking on this shit. Fucked.
Anyway, how’s y’all’s Friday? Goddamnit.

Mic or phone jerkers USA?

If you speak German or French, [arte.tv](http://arte.tv) always has a bunch of good movies and series that you can watch for free. Right now they have films like There Will Be Blood, A Private Function, War and Peace, or Violent City with Charles Bronson. Their English selection is smaller probably because of licensing issues but there's still a lot of good stuff there.

Budget

This shrutika was bb18 winner Shruti 

1. Are you able to afford working on this project for free (savings, another job)?
2. Do you actually believe the product is useful?
3. Do you think the company has a realistic business plan?

If the answer is 3x yes, then consider taking the offer, if any of these is a "no", then walk away

Tired of hearing the bullshit that nobody is above the law.

We should have an official poll from school going pupils parents, if you have a kid who’s going to a govt school you can cast vote, let them choose the medium for their kids. English or telugu.

you can see by using zomato and seeing which restaurants are still Open

khane se sasta data ho rakha ha aaj kal to

I wanna try dilwa do

Any specific reason for it to be a cafe? Are you catering your friends/family to some outing while working or just for the experience? I think there are co-working spaces available if it does not have to be a cafe.

Absolutely do not do that. Your cofounders' expectation for you to pay in cash on top of your existing contributions is not reasonable and reeks of inexperience at best, or pettiness at worst.

What she has spent on the business is not your personal concern. It is, however, a business concern, and she does have a right to recover that somehow *from the business*, but *not* by making you pay in the same amount to "balance" things.

She is improperly equivocating her *personal* interest in the *business* into *your* personal interest in the business, but that's just not how it works.

She needs to leave *you* out of *her* concern, and instead convert this into an instrument she holds in the *business*, without *you* being involved in any way.

We're going through a similar thing right now with founder debt.

If you plan on taking outside invesment capital later, don't record it as a loan, which shows as a liability. That could be a problem for future investors. Future investors want their money to be spent on growing the business, not repaying debt.

There's also the concern about repayment - unless you have a clear repayment agreement, the founder could exercise the instrument at a bad time, and put the company in an unnecessary cash crunch. "I wouldn't do that, trust me bro" is usually not a good answer for businesses.

Instead, record it as a put instrument so that the founder has a right to surrender the instrument for a fixed number of shares at maturity for a fixed price. At maturity, assuming the company gains in value, the instrument is worth more than the face value in cash because the share value has increased, which is beneficial for the holder. This occurs without any debt element and without any interest.

It'll have a cash value but no repayment option. That way, it's not a liability, there's no forward investor risk, and no risk of the holder cashing it out at a bad time.

As long as you hold it until past the QSBS timeline, there's no capital gains at the conversion, either.

Further, because it's a cash valued instrument that can convert into shares, you can use it as personal collateral for bank debt, which lets the holder translate it into cash without income taxes.

I may have the specific language wrong on a few of these points, since I don't have the actual instruments from our attorney yet, but this is the method they advised to register the cash value without it being a debt liability, minimizing/eliminating capital gains, and allowing us to use the instrument to obtain cash without income tax.

I'll try to remember to get back here and update with corrected specifics when I have the instrument from our attorney.

MMA toh shaadi ke baad hoga 💀

It's up to you, really. It could be fun, it is unlikely to be profitable.

Value the business at $0. Assume that you are going to get some interesting experience and nothing else. Make a timeline (six months, for example) and plan on leaving if you don't make that.

IMHO, this is still early enough you're essentially the cofounder. I'd start my negotiating at 49%, and perhaps go as low as 40%. How experienced are they? Any exits or notable industry connections?

It's quite likely that the founder is thinking more like 5% or so ownership though, and I'd run away from that so fast I would break the sound barrier. I'd at least feel them out to get their idea about the rough range they are thinking about giving up before you even think about this much.

Honestly, as a total noob and using WordPress you're probably best off to use the Yoast SEO plugin and Google whenever you encounter problems.

You'll need to get the on-site SEO down before going into technical and off-site stuff anyways which gives you ample time to hang out here and pick some stuff up along the way.

Brother which beach is that?

Family gatherings are the worst, I don’t know how you other NEETs survive them, but I used to lie about going to University. That was last year, now I’m actually going to University, but no clue what I’m going to say after I graduate and get rejected from every job possible, or not feel like working at all.

Anyone who says good riddance to the democrats loosing the Alaska seat shouldn’t have a role in Democratic politics