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Originally Posted by babbs455
i have to disagree with what was posted. there are many small businessowners out here who I happen to know....like many others who struggle to make ends meet, especially with the way our economy is now. they may not have alot of money in the bank or have any employees...they work on their own and do excellent jobs...so why does that make them a bad businessman? Especially if they do excellent work?
Is it Bad that he owns his own business but does not have alot of money?
I do not see how that makes a person a bad businessman or small business owner?
Sometimes some of our Village customers find tile or wood on their own at places that we do not have accounts with.
If you are a small business man forking over several hundred or even several thousand may or may not be possible.
I just do not see how that makes one a bad businessman.
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Babbs,
I totally agree. Some folks want really specialized items that require special orders, etc. And M&M, I am a financial professional, not a contractor.
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