Food for thought.

An economic collapse does not only mean the degradation of trade and commerce, food shortages, bankruptcies and unemployment; it means the systematic dynamiting of the foundations of a society.

In fact, when low income tenants leave, they USUALLY leave a refrigerator and all the cabinets FULL OF FOOD (along with their never used broom and vacuum cleaner)!

Food for thought, When lenders have multiple offers, their own inefficiencies can easily confuse things.

I was contemplating getting a gun as I was stocking up on tons of canned food last month - I've been listening to too much Peter Schiff lately.

For some reason I picture them in food stained wife beater shirts, a case of Budweiser in the trunk, and their plans written on a napkin....

I'm not sure where he is, none of the neighbors will admit to seeing him around but the house sometimes looks as though someone has been in it, electricity is on and there is one bed still there, but no food or even beer in the fridge.How about some help on how much to offer the bank, also any other possible ideas on structuring it .

I dont know what kind of poor people you deal with, but poor people I know eat what they can get (low end food) and cook it in grease to make it taste better.I've been working with mid to upper-end stuff for four years now and it has treated me pretty well.

I doubt it, but we shall see.but to answer your question, I invested in some MPG increasing items for my truck. it's a V8 that now gets over 21mpg if I go easy on the throttle. thats as good and better then most V6 SUV's and trucks.we also drive my wife's car more often on weekends. which gets close to 30, and sometimes more mpg.even as I expect gas prices to drop before this happens, I am savings to buy a hybrid Silverado in the next few years. i think I read that Chevy may release a real one as early as 2007-08.

They are worded in such a way that it is not intimidating and also, if you have seen my truck, my postcard is not yellow it is money Green.