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What's it for?

Or giving you the finger :).

It was waving Hi.

That looks like a pain in the butt.

That’s one small orifice!

Grooooosss

June

I have always financed equipment. But every piece of equipment I have ever bought made me more money than it cost. And I would rather keep some money in the bank and get a loan rather than spend all my money on a piece of equipment. And besides, I figure it makes sense to let the equipment pay...

That was good

Most of my stuff is on the other end of the size range: The channels in this mixer are 0.015" wide and that's a 0.008" radius where it enters the center chamber with a 0.020" center hole. These other parts are 0.224" in diameter with a 0.0067" orifice.

Liquidity squeezes are a real issue to watch out for, strong liquidity is a huge and undervalued asset for a business. Normally $15-30k gets paid out of pocket. In February: I financed a work pickup. I paid for the trailer and upfitting on that truck. In March: I paid off the 2022...

In concerning world times, more nest egg may be better. Interest bearing accounts or stable investments offsets interest on a loan.

Which has a better write off? Either way, I would hope, the machine is going to make money. Borrow their money, keep your money, make a payment or two ahead so the interest rate is nonexistent, or make a payment and half extra a month pay it off sooner increase your credit score. All while you...

What a choreographed dance that is. One false move and it all goes to hell, no doubt.