I think communication gap is minimal...I come from a family with both extremes of college educated...ill say wealth..but none were high society type and poverty/deaths of drug overdose.That combined with my 15+ years in customer service I am confident in that area...however the overall point you make is a good one and something to keep in mind.I guess I need to re-look at the market and possibley look for a lower price point with higher standards and see what comes back....I also guess any cashflow I can just eat for the time being as extra savings towards repairs...the mortgage is set up on a 30 year note...I could pay it off much sooner too to work towards letting someone else manage it..

I take hours of continuing education each year, am active in the local dental society, and often collaborate patient cases with my mentors. 

@Joe Villeneuve systematically most kids feel like they have to go to college and are not necessarily happy because it’s what society tells us we have to do when in reality all college does is teach you how to make 50-100k a year not how to live the life you really want.

It may not depend on what the degree is, but attaining the degree shows commitment and follow through, two characteristics held high in much of society.

(liability in this litigious society where insurance routinely back out of their own coverage is rampant)

We need all of these people if our society is to prosper.Good Luck,Mike

Our society has hit a point where 9 out of 10 people/vendors are no longer responsive.  

This is afterall the thing to do in society right now...^__^ smoke and drink so much we arent able to function the next day.

Picture the backlash if it became public knowledge this "partner" was a serious and documented threat to society.

You here at BP and across the word might think that it is okay, but that is what is wrong with society today.