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hint for you, weather you like it or not... you're better off paying for your toys and financing a business. if things go south, you walk away from the business assets but you still have your toys. that being said, all my tools and 95% of my toys are paid for...
I was thinking about that, and I do have a little financing, about 15 percent of my whole business. I find that cash has no interest rate at all, and I kinda like that!
I look at it this way, if my business isnt successful, I can always sell the equipment, and with everything, I will come out even, maybe even slightly ahead.
Sure is hard not having all the toys i want though lol.
Yeah I know! Ah well, cant complain too much at what I allready have. Some people out there rent a place, and have lots of toys, and I wouldnt wanna do that personally.
Some days I`d like to trade some of my toys for just.........A real 68 Shelby GT500!
Probably not in this life time, I`m happy with with the ones I have.
as nice and sweet mustangs are, and i'd love to have one, i'd sooner have a fleet of lightnings... one of every year released, one of each special color...
Out of the choice of that or a fleet of stangs, that would be a hard choice, but for me personally the stangs would slightly (and I mean slightly) edge out the lightnings.
Boy would I ever like to have that choice someday!!
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