Yeah - I must have been drinking the night I thought that was ok.

I am drinking the CoolAid :beer: I think I will copy your post for a screen saver and look at it everytime the doubt creaps up.

I suspect investors don't get drawn in as much by imagining themselves drinking tea in the nicely decorated living room because they don't plan on living there.Anyway, as a user (and believer) of staging in the past, I'm happy to help answer any of your questions from the consumer side.

Should I ask to sit down with the them over drinks/lunch?

the quicker you can screw your head on straight and realize that life isn't about drinking, partying, getting laid and listening to useless dribble on TV and trying to fit in with the next fad - the better off you'll be.when you realize that by the age of 35, if you work hard, manage your money, MIND YOUR BUSINESS and TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR LIFE - you can be doing things that are magnificant for yourself, your family and your community - that's POWER.

It's not unsafe to drink, it just smells bad.

I had a little drink about an hour ago and it went straight to my head...."

Quite frankly it's a lot like trying to drink from a fire hydrant.

I am speaking from years of experience handling the design and maintenance of three high end hotels in Seattle, Portland, and New York.Cheap carpet wears out three times faster than carpet that's only twice as much.If your flooring is top of the line, a few dollars a month increase will pay it off, and it's easy to get a few more dollars when your property looks spectacular.No matter what you do or say, someone's always going to smoke inside, spill drinks, potty train a dachshund, practice naked yoga, and/or feed their kids too much sugar.

You walk in, pay $2 at the door which is a cover charge but also gets you a free drink.