Yeah I know a maid and $10/hour is way low. You're looking at more like 12-18 an hour and 30-40k a year. Chefs can definitely make more than 50k. Some of you guys have no clue about service businesses.

So there is an actual maid school? Unless you're a maid for a celebrity, how do you make more than me? Wtf?

You'd have to be a maid in an adult film to pull those kinds of duckets.

However a Butler makes 50k-to 150k.

Service businesses, how do they work? This conversation started with the comment/assumption that Bilzerian is "cheap" if he pays 50k a year for each of his 20 servants and 3 chefs. The three chefs probably make more than 50k. However, 30-40k for a housekeeper is in the upper upper percentile:

http://www1.salary.com/CA/Los-Angele...er-salary.html
http://www1.salary.com/CA/San-Franci...er-salary.html
http://www1.salary.com/NV/Las-Vegas/...er-salary.html

You should think about what you wrote there

Who cares what this guy does, get a life.

Meaning he loves that all these bishes wanna bang him now(popularity) but doesn't care what joey has to say about it.

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Understandably you have a tough time grasping the idea of popularity. #burn

lol, I'm just gonna stop responding and not embarass you any further.

ivey getting on the action

Heh

ivey tho lol dude rules

Ivey is such a boss. He probably get laid more than DB and doesn't have to drop thousands of dollars everytime. What is impressive about a guy who uses his daddies money to buy his popularity/fame/life.

Ivey trolling bilz z. Phil is the real GOAT

Apparently the ridiculously hot girlfriend that he said he dumped on Howard Stern is back in the picture...after like two weeks. Or, more likely, he just thought saying he broke up would be good for his "image". Anyway I found this:

http://instagram.com/p/rypcIzKNVM/?modal=true

Posted 6/17, they haven't posted anything together but this person found them - together - in Vegas.

LOL do you go on instagram searching for photos of him then run to 2+2? I hope you are not over the age of 15 years old...

No, actually I was looking at random Vegas photos and came across this by chance. But thanks for the insult, I'm not 15 but since you're LOLing I'm guessing you are.

Bilz tops the richest list of "10 Celebrity Instagrams You Don't Want Your Child To Follow" lol. -also number 3 is worth a look !!!

http://www.therichest.com/expensive-...-to-follow/10/

He claims 510 days in BUD/S. Given that BUD/S is 6 months long and hell week comes at 4 weeks, my count given his statements on sofrep (if true) is approximately 371 days. Any lengthy recovery and he would have been reverted back to the regular Navy.

I don't think anyone disputes the fact that he indeed went through BUD/S twice. Its very fair to assert that anyone who goes through that twice is a legit badass. He deserves credit where it's due.

What I think is most interesting about the whole thing is how most elite organizations (in the military, in business, whatever) have safety-valves in place for instances where qualified persons who 'pass the test' but are otherwise undesirable as team players can be phased out on a discretionary basis. Naturally, those people write it off to being 'done wrong' as a result of some personality conflict but in reality, it's a totally deliberate filter. It can also work in the reverse, where they can discretionary-admit someone who may not be able to do 50 chin ups but has other desirable qualities that are much harder to quantify.

My guess is that everything you see of Dan Bilzerian today on Instagram is precisely why the most elite military organization in the US didn't want him as a part of their team. Egomaniacs suck ass in a team environment but they're drawn to high profile/high reputation professions like flies to ****.

lets say HYPOTHETICALLY i used to work for a bank and HYPOTHETICALLY looked up blitz in all of my bank systems and again, HYPOTHETICALLY, found out that his house is financed and owned by this bank that i didnt work for. Seems odd someone who makes 50m/yr wouldn't own his house outright, hypothetically.

HYPOTHETICALLY, if you worked for a bank you would know that at the moment interest rates are very low and a whole lot of people are sitting on mortgages that track the base rate at a very low rate. In the UK, for example, some people are paying as little as 0.67% on their mortgage interest. There is no incentive for them to pay off their mortgages when they can earn more interest than they pay by investing the funds instead.

Also, in the UK, if you work for a bank and look up a 'significant person's' accounts, you get flagged up immediately. If you don't have a bloody good reason for doing so, you're fired.

If that why you no longer work at the bank? HYPOTHETICALLY?

ACTUALLY, most of the ultra rich people that had commercial relationships with my hypothetical bank owned their houses outright in order to use them as collateral for other things, so actually no. BTW, I never saw a home mortgage at this hypothetical bank under 3%.

I am lucky enough to have one of those mortgages.
In fact, some have them even lower. Bank of Scotland have a number of mortgage holders with rates tracking more than 0.5% BELOW base rate. Mathematically, the bank should owe them every month but the mortgage holders pay £1 per month.