I know if you sell a car, get paid, but fail to deliver it is considered theft.

I have a small wall built with those that I will be tearing out next week because it starting to fail.  

We want to ensure our newbies are set up to succeed and not fail.

Hey Jack,To put everything that I've had to power through, fail at, and learn from into one post would easily extend the lengths of a short novel.I think the biggest piece of advice I can give you requires a small backstory, so please bear with me here:I consider myself a very confident and well-prepared individual.

The government created a problem by forcing the shut-down, then they created the "solution" by offering "free" money to everyone, then they will fail to give it to the people in need and instead squander it on major corporations, buying votes from low-income people, administration of the program, and a lot of fraud, waste, and abuse.The lesson here is, don't rely on the government to keep things fair.

She wants the highest price and best terms for her with the fewest possible contingencies on the offer, which she'll probably write.You want the lowest possible price on terms that are favorable to you and enough contingencies to allow you to back out and recover your deposits if your financing fails, home inspection isn't satisfactory or something else comes up in due diligence.Until you have a bunch of deals under your belt, you need an expert to guide you through the process and navigate the pitfalls. 

When a compressor fails it burns the oil out and can turn acidic when you install a new compressor.

On Thursday begins Plan A, I’m gonna ask for a raise at my current W2 full-time software engineering job, and plan B, if that raise gets declined, I’ll ask to move my job WFH full-time to OR/WA, and if that fails, I start job searching for a WFH full-time software engineering job & also visit multifamily property in OR/WA.

You're going to wait until your leach field fails, right?

Over the ten plus years between the Global Financial Crisis and the current health crisis, Retail underwent a radical transformation driven by the growth of e-commerce and many companies failed to evolve and took on too much debt, resulting in numerous bankruptcies and thousands of store closures.