From just this small article, I think you just ride off into the sunset and go onto your next adventure.

Two high level quotes come to mind "Let your winners ride" and "a great value asset at a fair price is much better than a fair value asset at a great price".

Not that these conditions don't suck, but having them doesn't mean they should get a free ride for long.

It's an easy stroll or bike ride to the gorgeous Riverwalk.

So, let's strap in, lock arms, and conquer this wild ride together.

But learning everything "on the job" is going to be a rough and costly ride.

Do I ride him out and take the guaranteed money, then mitigate after he leaves?

Either way, I think we're in for a wild ride!

Seems everyone wants to pay big bucks to learn how to ride a unicorn, then go meet with others who claim to ride unicorns, you know, those like minded people......they are like minded all right.      

I ride by the house once a month to look at outside.