Usually free food and free drinks.

A lot of weddings, wine tasting adventures and private events that cater to that crowd.

That decision is not going to bankrupt me, its not going to take food off the table and its not going to make me get the electricity get cut off.I guess my point is if you need a new truck and it is not going to make you go bankrupt or make you not be able to put food on the table and pay your electricity bill, then go ahead and buy it.To a purist like Joe,,,the biggest waste of money in your life,,,to me its just called living.That is my take.Good luck!

I don't mean to step on any toes, just providing some food for thought.

@Jose RubiI came from dirt on food stamps so I can relate .

"Tired" (and retiring) landlords are the perfect sellers for structuring seller finance deals, since they are already conditioned to accept payments over time and they likely don't need a large lump sum at the time of closing.Just food for thought...

If there are no services in the area, like food, or shops, integrate that into your plan.

I’m in the food service industry myself and looking for a sales person.

I made appointments with the Food & Beverage mangers and I interviewed them to see if I wanted to work for Mickey Mouse.

Maybe pick out the top 10 performing fast food chains in your area or in other select states, then go to a big broker and start searching for deals.