Why in the heck can't you people figure actual costs and provide reasonable estimates, is it that simple percentages makes your life easier for the lazy and stupid or is it that you need rules because you can't think?

To me this showed me she was lazy.

Then there are high bids of another kind - there was one guy who advertised he would beat all other offers, with the expectation that lazy people would just only call him; he couldn't beat the best price when put on the spot.

A great and lazy bunch of them seem to think they can put a few ads online and on paper, get their names and reputations out and about at the sellers expense, and then just sit there and wait for the phone to ring and the commissions to come in.

All those lazy retirees, students, single moms and all those sick or handicaped/physically challenged people, where di they come from and why are they even here?

Getting auto listings is a lazy way to keep a buyer happy IMO.

Anything done once can be repeated, the 2nd time is typically much easier too as your business model should show you.Originally posted by J Scott:Nope, I want to build a solid business based on repeatable systems and processes that allows me to make a lot of money while doing very little work and causing me very little frustration.From wikipedia Laziness (also called indolence) is a disinclination to activity or exertion despite having the ability to do so.

It is 3 PM on Thursday afternoon.

When the law passed in the afternoon I had already drafted the Articles for filing.

(The latter is a *really* unpleasant option, especially in afternoon commute traffic.)Frankly, I'm inclined to drop the early deposit, I don't think I'm running that much risk!!