And now I will commence my BRRR research and go get some ice cream.

That volume-referral dynamic may be the sort of icing on the cake that gets a phone call returned.Or, and I say this only partially in jest, massively expand the scope of the job.

The leaves will soon be falling in Cleveland which can be a problem for your gutters potentially leading to ice dams on your roof, water in your basement or a variety of other issues.

It's like selling ice to an eskimo.

Otherwise buy the real estate and then find a CPA; any tax savings will be icing on top

I really have no interest in the appreciation, "icing on the cake" as Brandon says!

I live in a 2200 square foot house and just got my power and gas bill; power was $68 and gas $55.Several years ago we had a bad ice storm here; knocked out power on us for 5 days (worse for others out in the country). 

A few years ago we had a major snow and ice storm that knocked power out to like 40,000 people.

A good example is ice makers indoors. 

Because of the ice storms in Texas and North Carolina and across the country in several states, we're gonna see a restriction with workers being able to complete houses and product and get it to the market.So what that means is that you're gonna see massive restrictions on supplies and inventories.