You can keep the steel toes in the trunk

I went out and got a case of bottled water and put it in the trunk.  

Tip: buy chains, stick them in the trunk, if you need them great, if not, return them when you get home.  

When I sold my home on the West coast and moved to where I'm living today, I used the rule that if it didn't fit in the trunk of my car, I didn't take it with me.I have enough wealth to be able to pay my bills comfortably.

I drove a 79 Olds Delta 88 for a while that looked like a mosquito fogger going down the road, that burned & leaked so much oil you had to keep a case in the trunk and add oil after any trip; you had to disconnect the battery every time you shut it off for more than 15-20 minutes because the short was so bad.

It's irrational to worry about a limb breaking if you're hanging on to the trunk, just like it's irrational to expect you can climb to the highest point on the tree and to the very edge of the limb and that it will never break.

I watched as the drivers door popped open (the trunk must've popped open at the same time) and without skipping a beat, a little blonde girl jumps out, grabs my sign, tosses it into the trunk of her little BMW and BAMMM, she was gone! 

I have good hvac, plumbing, electrical, etc, but it seems like everyone on the low end is doing it out of the trunk of their car and you get one job out of them, and it's not even the pay.

A developer bought the SFR next to my apt building and he called and wants to cut down my tree on the corner of my lot, the trunk is just a few inches from his property line.  

I am a licensed real estate agent, not some "wanna be" working out of the trunk of their car as some people perceive wholesalers to be.Real estate agents play and intricate part to investors.