Reddit reviews Best Choice Products 6ft Indoor Outdoor Portable Folding Plastic Dining Table w/Handle, Lock for Picnic, Party, Camping

Regarding a long desk for you to share, consider getting a folding banquet table. As long as you're not too concerned with aesthetics, they're ideal. Cheap, durable, can be used when entertaining, last forever, stores compactly, and you'll always have uses for it long after you've left that studio and settled down somewhere more permanent. I used one in my first couple of houses for a desk and it's still in my garage now. we use it for a workbench and when we have cookouts. You can get them at most office supply places and in different finishes, so some look nicer than others.

https://www.amazon.com/ChoiceProducts-Folding-Portable-Plastic-Outdoor/dp/B00D49B0US/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid=1487461539&sr=8-10&keywords=folding+table

I figured that since he bought 5 joysticks, he must only be responsible for 5 systems.

• KB & Mouse are dell, so probably $20 or less for the combo
  
• Monitors are AOC Razers, $120 a pop.
  
• Full system specs aren't listed, but based on them being GTX 670, I figured around $500 per system.
  
• Joysticks are about $35 each
  
• Tables are about $30 each
  
• There's a TV and a larger monitor, and power bars, and some other stuff not well pictured, I figured ~$1500 would cover it to arrive at $5.
  
  That's my logic, anyhow. But if he provided all 10 stations, then it's probably closer to $10k.

Assuming you want to avoid adult oriented things - and thing that may be considered shady.

I am also assuming your computer is a laptop or relatively mobile.

My suggesting involves a form of selling. First you must pick a subject that you know very well and then think about questions and answers a novice would have.

For example, I know computers/Internet well. Things a novice might ask are:

1. How can I set up my gmail/yahoo mail/outlook account so it checks mail in other accounts?
   
2. How can I set up my gmail/yahoo mail/outlook so that email certain emails are automatically deleted?
   
3. How can I see what programs are using the most memory on my computer
   
4. How do I backup my computer?
   
5. How can remotely view my home computer desktop from my iPhone?
   
6. Etc. etc.
   
   Come up with a nice long list of questions and solutions. The idea provide quick/succinct computer advice.
   
   Buy a folding table, folding chair, poster boards, markers, and cookie jar.
   
   Create Signs:
   
   Computer Questions Answered! - FREE
   
   Ask me about Computers - FREE QUICK LESSONS
   
   Quick Computer Solutions - FREE
   
   Got an Internet Question? FREE answers
   
   Pack the computer, table, signs and jar into your car and find a spot with high foot traffic. This could be a downtown street, near public transportation, entrance to your neighborhood, community function (street fair, swap meet), the beach, etc.
   
   Once you pick your spot, setup shop. Unfold the table, chair and put up your posters. Get the jar out, take off the top and affix a piece of paper that kindly asks for donations. Be ready to demonstrate you solutions on your computer.
   
   Here is what will happen:
   
   First, because you are offering the services for free, people will be more inclined to visit your booth.
   
   Second, everyone has a computer and therefore the topic is familiar. You will have people come by that know their answers and want to see yours. You will have people that are genuinely ignorant about a topic that you can help. You will also have know-it-alls that quiz and grill you.
   
   The trick is to be a good salesperson. You are offering good advice, for free, but without warranty. "This works for me, it should work for you, but I can't 100% guarantee". If you have a great demeanor, people will appreciate the novel advice and provide you a donation you.
   
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   As an added bonus, I would figure out how to record some of your sessions (web cam?). Then you can post the video with the title "How I made $$$$ quickly...." You can also contact the press describing your adventure and I am sure someone would bite.
   
   Finally, check out this video (6 mins): Tina Seelig: Classroom Experiments in Entrepreneurship I think you will enjoy it.

I do not have a piece of plywood to put over it and I should have clarified in my original but its just a typical plastic table like this. http://www.amazon.com/Multipurpose-Utility-Center-Fold-Folding-Carrying/dp/B00D49B0US/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1410219587&sr=8-9&keywords=plastic+table

For a table, my wife has something like this: http://amzn.com/B00D49B0US

It's a 6' plastic folding table that folds in half.

Okay, got it. If it were me, I'd just pick up a plastic folding table - something like this. I don't particularly care for having the seam in the middle when it's unfolded, but it does make for convenient storage when it's closed up. I think something like that would give you more stability and put you at a better working height. Having the 18x12" bench on 5" pipes seems like it would be unstable to me if you ever really leaned on it, and if it's unstable it's unsafe.

Like this, right? I got one just like this at Target for 35 bucks. Planning to get a 4x8 sheet of thin wood or something with guide rails attached to the bottom to hold it in place for my biggest games or for RPG nights.