Weird but true.I'm inclined to agree with Daniel on this, though I admit, on the flip side of that coin is the potential draw from haunted house connoisseurs. 

Just like somebody mentioned above - probability of marriage failing or succeeding is akin to flipping a coin or playing Russian roulette with half the chambers loaded.

There are three side of each coin ;)I work mostly with investors but it's not because of money: this business won't bring much commission.I invest myself and each investor shows me different opportunities, markets, approaches to the business.These who simply use me and can't add any value get dumped right away.

Should go for coins again or card? 

Did you have onsite coin laundry, and if yes, how did you handle removing the water/gas expense from the overall expense? 

The other side of the coin is that it can also be devastating to your financial health if you try to take short cuts.

They say the future is in discounted stocks, in apartments, in crypto, in agriculture, in marijuana etc.

I plan on using Brandon's coined BRRRR strategy.

You pay off the cards, get $10k in gold coins, and dive through them like Scrooge McDuck. 

You have not planned on the OTHER side of the coin.