We went through a rough time when McDonald’s had throwback pricing on hamburgers. 25 cents each and the 4 of us shared a coke.

All being highly confidential, goes without saying, but I did.You can ask your broker too if he has ant partial notes, buying just the next 12 months of payments or any annuity portion of the term, might just buy the balloon payment at the end for a hamburger today (LOL).Joe, people only have to read your past posts to understand you, that would be like putting the fox in charge of watching the hen house.....teach bankers, LOL, Joe even claimed he taught me everything about notes in a post, so for those who don't know, this is a public forum where anything can be said.   

I also live in Hamburg.  

For example, when you buy a hamburger from McDonalds, the restaurant profits?

:mrgreen: WEN, Wendy's Famous Hamburgers.

If you know how to use this type of loan, the solution is really quite simple...and an IO loan could turn into a goldmine situation for you.Trouble is, too many REI treat IO loans like credit cards, of as Popeye's best friend used to say, "If you give me a hamburger to day, I'll..."

One restaurant in the ghetto will serve you a hamburger, french fries and a soda for X dollars.Another restaurant in a nicer neighborhood serves you a steak, baked potato and a glass of wine for less money.Motels are the hamburger place, I'm the steak place. 

Show me the beef, show me the SUBSTANCE, the meat of it, because it's all bun wrapped around this tiny nugget of "beef" in pretty much every instance I have found.

By the time we are 21, we've been exposed to business transactions, give a few bucks and get a hamburger and coke, buy a car, purchase shoes or clothes.

Instead of going out for a steak and potato dinner, they will go out for a hamburger & French fry dinner or buy groceries and have a steak and potato dinner at the STR.