Nothing wrong with for-profit. Means you cover your own expenses and have left over for future investment/improvements (new equipment, more staff, etc.)
Very difficult to operate at exactly "break even", which also means no reserve for unplanned extra expenses/emergencies, etc.
Un-carefully and mismanaged for loss, deficit, no-profit leads to quick bankruptcy and someone else covering for those unpaid bills.
Either you don't understand basic economics, or this is a poor attempt by you to appear 'witty'.
BTW, if you have a poor regard for "profit", who is paying to support you and your deficit ???