Some pretty funny stories he has of taking to ( mainly mothers an house wifes and get their feedback on what was wrong with his mac and cheese). 

Many times what I read reminds me of the old saying, "There is always plenty of free cheese in a mouse trap".

Either way, anyone on here slamming Cali is just jealous because we have In N Out burger and you don't.

I have taught in interpreter training programs at local colleges - specifically Health Care Interpreter Ethics and Standards of Practice.Other than babysitting and housecleaning, My first job as a teenager was making cheese logs and cheese balls for a retail shop in a mall.

I was actually stationed a stones throw from you, I was at Wright Patterson AFB in Dayton last year (did all 4 years there)Been up to the Kewpee burger joint in Lima a couple times.

Who Moved My Cheese is a good book.

(Go have a beer and burger at Twin City Tavern)I think the issue of property owners asking too much is an issue all over the city.  

It's YOUR race topic "nothing burger".

I'm an apt guy, but I've helped clients with STNL deals.If you're looking for this type, realize you are paying for:1) Building with some inherent resale value - The more application-specific the use (i.e. drive-thru burger place) the harder it may be to move if your tenant moves2) Cash-flows from a long-term lease - You need to READ AND UNDERSTAND the lease. 

We needed some cheese with the wine, right?