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As crazy as this sounds, especially coming from me.
I don't blame much on the goobermint.
I blame it on the assholes that continue to vote these clowns into office and try to live like a movie star on a plumbers salary.
murkins
I did better under Bush but my wealth is still going up. Palin would be best for my wallet cause I'm in oil. once I hit a mill I stopped worrying about it.
I did better under Bush but my wealth is still going up. Palin would be best for my wallet cause I'm in oil. once I hit a mill I stopped worrying about it.
The first mil's the toughest.
I did better under Bush but my wealth is still going up. Palin would be best for my wallet cause I'm in oil. once I hit a mill I stopped worrying about it.
The first mil's the toughest.
I'll prob never make it to two as I'll retire before 55, so for me it's the first 100k was the toughest. That took forever then they just started clicking.
I'm living within my means and still looking for opportunity to expand. It's hard to get a baseline for projections when there is so much uncertainty about the future costs though. An imminent tax rate increase isn't helping things, but that's mostly bad for the people who I can't hire right now because we haven't figured out what our fixed costs are actually going to be.
During this whole meltdown we've been innovating at grabbing market share away from our customers. Of course now that's looking futile since another bailout for a bank-owned competitor is on the way. Way to reward failure folks!
The first mil's the toughest.
I'll prob never make it to two as I'll retire before 55, so for me it's the first 100k was the toughest. That took forever then they just started clicking.
If you've got so much money why aren't you being patriotic and putting people back to work with it?
I'm living within my means and still looking for opportunity to expand. It's hard to get a baseline for projections when there is so much uncertainty about the future costs though. An imminent tax rate increase isn't helping things, but that's mostly bad for the people who I can't hire right now because we haven't figured out what our fixed costs are actually going to be.
During this whole meltdown we've been innovating at grabbing market share away from our customers. Of course now that's looking futile since another bailout for a bank-owned competitor is on the way. Way to reward failure folks!
Unless you own a time machine or are clairvoyant, there is always uncertainty about the future.
About the only thing you can predict about the future is that it isn't here yet.
I'll prob never make it to two as I'll retire before 55, so for me it's the first 100k was the toughest. That took forever then they just started clicking.
If you've got so much money why aren't you being patriotic and putting people back to work with it?
I've got that whole mill in stocks, it's called capitalism. Guess where the capital to put people to work comes from. A million is also far from rich by the way, I can't afford a decent house in Cali where the wife wants to move. In Louisiana it goes twice as far.
I'm living within my means and still looking for opportunity to expand. It's hard to get a baseline for projections when there is so much uncertainty about the future costs though. An imminent tax rate increase isn't helping things, but that's mostly bad for the people who I can't hire right now because we haven't figured out what our fixed costs are actually going to be.
During this whole meltdown we've been innovating at grabbing market share away from our customers. Of course now that's looking futile since another bailout for a bank-owned competitor is on the way. Way to reward failure folks!
Unless you own a time machine or are clairvoyant, there is always uncertainty about the future.
Read my comment again. There's a lot more uncertainty now.
About the only thing you can predict about the future is that it isn't here yet.
Last year I could predict my fixed and variable costs for this year at different profit levels using various methods. This year that's nearly impossible right now since the tax code hasn't implemented recent changes that will take effect in 5 months.