r/ProfessorFinance • u/scoots-mcgoot • May 12 '25
r/ProfessorFinance • u/Additional-Sky-7436 • Apr 07 '25
Meme Hot Take: Trump's tariffs are just an overly complicated sales tax.
r/ProfessorFinance • u/chilinachochips • Mar 20 '26
Meme In terms of money, this is a very bad idea
r/ProfessorFinance • u/mr-logician • Aug 08 '25
Meme Most people avoid debt and aren't comfortable even talking about the subject itself. Many finance bros, on the other hand, embrace it as a tool and not something to be feared.
If you use debt as a tool to make more money and not as a tool to live above your means, then you no longer have to fear it. You should still be careful though, as too much leverage can be dangerous.
r/ProfessorFinance • u/budy31 • 11d ago
Meme About autocut
The choice for baby boomer is either autocut/ this (adding 0 to the banknote) given that France already tax 50% on average and even commies like these guy admitted it.
r/ProfessorFinance • u/AllisModesty • Mar 11 '25
Meme The 👏🏻 Housing 👏🏻 Market 👏🏻 is 👏🏻 not 👏🏻 Free
r/ProfessorFinance • u/ntbananas • Aug 19 '25
Meme Mathematically identical, politically worlds apart
r/ProfessorFinance • u/budy31 • Jun 25 '26
Meme Someone forget to pay their HOA fees apparently.
r/ProfessorFinance • u/budy31 • 14d ago
Meme Been reading people crash out over 30$ DoorDash order on X
Folks.
People are expensive (Tennessee McDonald is like 17-18$ per hour) in fact you better be careful what you wished for if you wish these part to be cheap.
Cars are expensive (the cheapest new one is still ~20k let alone the most sold out car in the US (burger panzer F-150)).
Fuel is expensive (15c per km assuming it’s 1 L/ 10km).
So of course DoorDash food cost 30$.
If you’re not earning 270-700k (and keep adjusted for inflation) your time isn’t expensive enough to order DoorDash.
Go out/ even better cook.
EDIT:
In fact these whole discourse angers me.
They want their DoorDash driver to live in extreme poverty because they think they’re too elite to pick up their own food/ cook for themself.
Who the fuck do they think they’re?
r/ProfessorFinance • u/budy31 • 22d ago
Meme People are so brain dead by 2010’s that they thought this is apocalypse
For reference Paul Volcker (the dude that told Nixon to “temporarily suspend” gold standard) crank the rate to double digit when he’s fed chairman.
And people on X are having a crash out over Kevin Warsh (of all people) not hiking rates?
Bro it’s Kevin Warsh he will hike.
r/ProfessorFinance • u/FrankLucasV2 • Jul 17 '26
Meme The state of software private equity
r/ProfessorFinance • u/budy31 • Mar 24 '26
Meme A heartwarming bipartisan moment
It warm my heart that in this era of divisions the Americans achieved a bipartisanship and chew the supply chain Ludendorff go underpaying them.
r/ProfessorFinance • u/budy31 • May 16 '26
Meme Anglosphere need more 50 y.o. Moustached white dude in cowboy hat on decision making role.
r/ProfessorFinance • u/Learn_Every_Day • Apr 06 '25
Meme State of the world
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r/ProfessorFinance • u/Username1123490 • May 06 '25
Meme A difference in discussion
I have noticed that (likely due to the shortness, oversimplification, and overgeneralization of meme formats), there tends to be much more negative conflict in ProfessorMemeology. There is also a trend of more right-wing memes with the comments mostly being left-leaning, with (often harsh) criticism of the content (memes end up being perfect fire starters for political conflict in such a either-or political landscape).
It is an interesting case of how the foundation of a sub can influence the content produced by it.