Hi there, I just wanted to say that your back ( lifting blowers in and out of trucks, the correct mixing of 2 stroke fuel mixtures, wet snow shoveling and such , or hooking and unhooking your plow(s) while lying on your back in ice cold snow, or perhaps repairing hydraulic leaks from the main reservoir, or the multiple hydraulic hoses...) leaves little to be desired after you bust your a** after you have slipped and fell numerous times.

Different strokes for different folks I guess.

I hope they make a change gradually instead of trying to do everything in a single stroke of a pen.

The more challenging, and infinitely more useful question is, how in broad strokes do we both categorize different types of lenders, as well as effectively regulate them.

However we’re all subject to the same market forces, expenses increase every year across all economic strata it just effects those without any savings a lot more as they’re one stroke of bad luck away from missing a rent payment, then subject to late fees, getting behind on bills and subsequent homelessness.

Tip:  You can use a wet 3M 320 grit sponge between primer coats if they need to be smoothed more or to get out any possible brush strokes or dings.

Different folks different strokes.

Probably a remote possibility to build a $100m in a lifetime of real-estate unless you have a few stroke of luck moments. e.g.

Nathan- different strokes for different folks.

Heat stroke comes on you before you realize it....bad, bad, bad, I know!