Last year I sold over 7 million and I almost always wear t-shirts with my sleeve out.

He really liked using the automatic paper folder I had and begged to do it, so I taught him to run my client invoices through the folder, put it in the envelope so the address was in the window and put the stamp on. 

I'm thinking of doing a custom t-shirt, home depot gift card, and a bottle of liquor. 

In fact, some of their "advice" is counter to what my expert electricians/HVAC guys tell me is the right thing to do, but their stamp of approval is what can save you from an expensive lawsuit!

Don't want fine art or a stamp collection or "Beanie Babies".

Between stamp duty and capital gains tax here in Australia it destroys property liquidity and that makes it actually harder for people to get into the housing market - be they young (first home), upsizing (growing families) or down sizing (elderly).You need to not impede volume and liquidity, we’re living the other side.

I tried to get some .gov assistance, they gave me a food stamp card of $25/month. 

Based on the number of people that lost their shirt back in 2008/2009, my guess is that the majority of people were doing the things you described and it didn't work out so well for them last time.

Up..End.I wouldn't get those inspirational words on a t-shirt, you're going to lose it when the market tanks. 

...Well Michael,-- John remembers his neighbor from childhood who lost his shirt in the recession.-- Sarah's Father always told her real estate was only for rich people, and she never gave it much other thought.-- Doug, well he usually just goes along with what everyone else says (you know that).-- Emily, since she's going through that nasty divorce, she's seem's negative about everything.-- Robert, ever since Emily left him, he just drinks and drinks.