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over a year ago
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"Who gets paid exactly £66 an hour. Have you been looking at them phone chat lines again  "
ok il give you a clue
Wot does that work out at for 15 mins
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"Who gets paid exactly £66 an hour. Have you been looking at them phone chat lines again ok il give you a clue
Wot does that work out at for 15 mins
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£16.50
But that's only if the client pays up the full amount  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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If they are self employed with a shop in central Edinburgh they might be charging that but they are certainly not making that as a wage lol. rent, rates, insurance etc etc. Still be doing ok though |
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over a year ago
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Not as easy as that I'm afraid... £66 if they're constantly busy, but it's a business, so as mentioned before, there's the rent, power, etc. equipment, blah, blah, blah and that they won't be charging 66/hr every hour they're open..
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I used to make up to £125 an hour tattooing...also made £300 for 2 hours hosting workshops in a professional capacity, but the the best I've done is $400 for 30 seconds...well a 30 second clip I made that was used in a t.v show in the states...now if I could do that on a regular basis then id be laughing all the way to my offshore bank in the Bahamas! Lol despite all that im still skint all the time...it's true what they say....easy come easy go! |
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I work for myself and can work hard for 3 or 4 weeks and earn nothing, and then with a few hours work earn a couple of months pay. Never worked out what that means as an hourly rate, but I do know it pays for the bills and the holidays. However I will happily take £66 per hour if it's offered. Jim |
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In 2000 I could earn £150 per hour. Not greedy so didn't have to work 37.5 hr week.
About to start my own business that when established will pay me around £50 per hour and again is part time and will only work 3 hrs a day except weekends where I will do two 12 he shifts
£66 per hour over a 7.5 hr day is £495 a day. I have friends who earn £1,000 a day tax free. |
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i have earned $5000 for 45 mins work per day for 90- days and the exchange rate was $1,99 dollars to the pound and £500 quid a night doing a club for an hour is not unusal i know a QC that makes £20.000 a day and he thinks thats not enough ffs |
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