Entrepreneur invests in own future by buying girlfriend lingerie

A BUSINESS-SAVVY boyfriend has paid £108.90 on lingerie for his partner with hopes of returning significant gains from his investment.  

Savvy capital-manager Joe Turner has released discretionary funding into a passion project that he believes will unlock the long-term benefit of seeing more of his girlfriend’s breasts.

Turner said: “To be the next billionaire, I listen to the Steven Bartlett podcast. It taught me that you’ve got to spend to earn.

“It can be written off as a gift against tax but I’ll be the one receiving benefits in kind, of unbridled arousal and according to my projections at least eight lights-on shags.

“It’s an investment in my own future. I’ll be looking at those assets for three market cycles minimum, so throwing some money their way now is the smart move. I’ll reap the rewards and hit my quarterly targets.

“She was delighted. Ha. If only she’d given a thought to the cost-benefit ratio priced against the average hourly wage for skilled manual labour.”

Girlfriend Ellie Shaw said: “What he’s overlooked is the rapidly depreciating returns based on how much less time he lasts.”

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We ask you: why hasn't the new England manager chosen all-new players?

NEW England manager Thomas Tuchel has chosen the same tired old players who lost the last two Euros finals. Who should he have picked instead? 

Ryan Whittaker, topiary artist: “He should pick the team like I use Tinder; assume anyone over 23 has too much baggage and focus on those more amenable to his instruction.”

Stephen Malley, screenwriter: “And when he has the option, as a German, of picking from their lads as well. Poor.”

Helen Archer, sandblaster: “We do have Myles Lewis-Skelly in the squad, who from the name I assume is a louche, smoking aristocrat recently stepped off a three-masted schooner from Saskatchewan where he’d been hunting Bigfoot.”

Jordan Gardner, marriage counselor: “Good to see Marcus Rashford back. Really sets the bar at ‘doing alright for Villa’.”

Charlotte Phelps, confectioner: “Why play Danny Dyer’s son-in-law when we could have the real thing?”