I suppose one could game the  system in slow months and book it oneself or thorough a family member for the 2 slow months and work it so the overall average works to over 7 days.   

Local residents should take initiative to fix their own neighborhoods and lives.Maybe I'm cold and believe that people should be responsible for their own lives-- and in the slums, that could mean 80 hours a week, getting off welfare, educating oneself, skimping by on Ramen and having no TV/phone/cable/other luxury service or goods, shopping thrift stores for clothes, not smoking or drinking (expensive), not going out to eat or to clubs or movies when poverty-striken on welfare, cutting all expenses when on welfare and taking any job that's offered, making wise choices, and moving away from the slums.

It presents oneself with integrity and still makes a profit (if there is one to be made).Originally posted by @K.

If issuing oneself a 1099 to state what I am saying is reasonable compensation for an S corp, etc.,  there is an extra month.

Certainly not assuming any financial status, but being married to one myself, I definitely understand the need/want/desire to firewall oneself from easy access.  

Rich is having the freedom to do what you want, to inspire others, to live a life of purpose, and to love oneself.

I just don't get why wholesaling or calling oneself a wholesaler matters.

I was wondering about how oneself would possibly go about acquiring it and getting anything done sooo far from home?

I am simply saying if one finds the same issue coming up over and over than perhaps one needs to look at oneself as the problem. 

I strongly believe that insurance should only be used to protect oneself from a loss that one can not sustain (meaning that if you can absorb a potential loss, don't insure against it because it is statistically, and in all probability, a losing proposition).