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Carrying large amounts of cash around on you is never a good idea. While that fat bank will look impressive on TV, people are always going to think you're a drug dealer, stripper, or a waiter at a cash only restaurant. Deposit some of that bankroll. It'll keep it out of the cops hands. If you have to do business on the street, try using Paypal Mobile.
If you're going to get a tattoo, spring for the full color version and don't cheap out in having it done. That Jesus on your back should like a holy man, not like Cathy from the comic strip.
Before you try and sell anything to anyone, first provide value to them by easing their need to solve a problem by informing them of your awareness of their problem. Give them the necessary information and it just so happens you have a product that will complement the need that they have. There are businesses that make in the billions that specialize in dispensing information. Consider the whatever category "For You Know Who" empire. It has a book for almost anything you can think of and stuff you would probably never think of. They are not fearful of ever running short of material. Why? Because information is king. Always has been, always will be.
It is the law to have and carry insurance. Unfortunately many do not carry motor vehicle insurance. If by chance you get hit by a driver not covered, there are a few things you need to know. We can help you answer all those questions regarding what your rights are under the law regarding compensation. Insurance companies may try to avoid paying the full amount your are entitled to. We have the answers you need to help you through this traumatic experience.
On his journey to Frenchtown, Barrette met Adolph Lozeau, a fellow French Canadian who operated a ranch about five miles east of the mouth of Cedar Creek. Lozeau Forty Mile House had been a stop for wayfaring travelers along the Mullen Road for two years. Lozeau would turn out to be a pivotal character in the saga of the Cedar Creek Gold Rush.
It takes a team of eight working around-the-clock for three days to get a venue ready for a Monster Jam event. The average track constructed in an arena uses about 700 cubic yards of dirt while a stadium uses 3,500 cubic yards. It's not out of the ordinary for a track to need more than 200 dump truck loads of dirt.
Again, what about the Apprentice factor? What would you be willing to do to earn 300 to 400 times what you are making now? Would you work nights and weekends? Would you try to be innovative? I think the answer is yes. You'd be willing to work your tail end off. Which is what happens. A worker in a communist country usually doesn't work very hard because there's no pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. It doesn't matter how hard they work, so why should they exert themselves more than is necessary to just survive?
And, with this idea, you still have the Apprentice Factor, giving people the incentive to work hard. You aren't stealing money from the rich, but you are sharing the wealth. Think about it. Economists, let me know if I'm on to something, or if the idea is half-baked. Liberals, go ahead and tell me why it's better just to steal the money from the rich.
