Much of engineering is about compliancy . Thats . simply just not true . Getting an engineer to draft a design for any civil works , or design a separation change , to create a new engine . compliancy is barely on the fringes of engineering . <| sep |> yi should start using reverse edged sword <| sep |> Would you take crates for discos ? <| sep |> He ' s performing already made beats . Using analog gear to turn volume off and on for drum loop , sample , and the occasional effect . Mostly just DJing at that point . Not creating a beat , but performance . Check out the Boiler Room series for any producer its kinda like that <| sep |> What was insulting ? <| sep |> To add to uagonyoftheheartI ' ve heard it put well using bank charges and laundry . A person with money spends less than they earn , increases wealth every pay period can buy a washing machine and a dryer as a one off expense . They can then do all of their washing from then on , at a minimal expense detergent , electricity , water , maintenanceA person who runs out of money half way through each month can ' t afford a washing machine and instead needs to visit a laundrette , paying per wash and per dry . Say a wash is $ 1 , and a dry is $ 1 . If you do 1 wash and dry a day , you could have easily spent the price of a cheap washing machine and dryer in a year , but you have to spedn that everytime , indefinitely . Likewise bank charges . The person who ' s wealth grows every month has growing savings , which while horribly low right now , pay back some form of interest . The person who runs out of money every month likely has at some point needed some extra and put themselves into an overdraft incurring monthly charges , maybe doesn ' t have enough in the bank for a bill one time incurring payment review fees as much as 25 per direct debit here in the UK if things get really bad they end up going to a payday lender and borrowing at 1000 odd % apr . While the simple act of banking generates a small income for the wealthy , for the poor it can cost a huge amount . At a point in my past i was earning , after tax 1400 a month , and regularly paying 200 per month in overdraft fees , interest and charges . So you decide that the laundrette is too expensive , and buy a washing machine on credit , paid off interest free over a year . It was a tough year , half of your expendable income has gone on washing machine payments , but it ' s finally done and you ' re actually coming out of your bill date with enough for perhaps a cheap meal out with your wife once a month ! YES ! . the washing machine breaks and is unrepairable , just out of warranty . This to someone with growing wealth is a minor inconvenience , a couple of hundred out and the problem is solved , hell throw a bit extra in and get one of the fancy new ones , it ' s been a couple of years since you had to buy a washing machine anyway and you ' ve become wealthier since then . The poor person can either go back to the laundrette and spend more over time , or go back into debt to replace the machine , either way their expendable income , the tiny amount they had that almost made lifework worth it , is slashed for a lengthy period of time .