I will sleep when I am no longer breathing!

Once again... just step back, take a breath, and evaluate it. 

Don't breath it in, wear gloves, leave the bathroom, etc..

In your particular case, you have no breathing room.

@Brendon Everswick  we fly a Cirrus SR - 22  NA  and yes that area is breath taking for aviation.. as you know its early mornings for us little guys.. other wise ride can be pretty bumpy.. about 2.5 hours from KUAO to Kalispell.. we are slogging along at 170 knots true.. :)

There's plenty of ways to do that, plenty of people who are steps ahead of you that you can piggyback off of, and it can be dealt with as you go.So, breathe, relax, check out Jeff's meet up next month and meet some locals, and go from there.

Again, I don’t know squat about leaving/eating/breathing your market so just take these generalities...as...generalities.

Since he can nail you with the review, and in all likelihood this is only the first scratch of many that floor will experience... let it slide and patch it up, and take a deep breath and realize it's like the first scratch on a new car.  

Take a breath, take some time, pay down the debt with a very  good PT salary. 

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