When their vendors and employees want to get paid, they can't take a scissors and cut out a piece of the paper those assets are written on, and use that to pay them.Real profit is tangible, not virtual. 

In theory, you could "make change" with a pair of scissors

I hope someone else can find inspiration by my story or if you are in similar situation maybe you can take part of what i did and run with it like a pair of scissors in your hand cutting through the mess thats blocking you. 

Or, if you choose to have 50% 50% ownership, you can write into the JV Agreement that "scissors, paper, rock" breaks the tie.

I'm going to bake cookies, set up a Christmas tree, make gift wrap, scissors and ribbon available next to it.

. ;)Full set of pots and pans, 6 different skillets, wok, large roasting pan, 2 steamers, 2 coffee makers, 2 keurigs, 24 sets of plates/bowls, many glasses (wine, beer, drinking, tall, short, margarita etc), 12 sets of kids plates/bowls/cups, 3 sizes of ZipLoc bags, aluminum foil, parchment paper, Saran Wrap, 24 sets of silverware, many serving spoons/forks, 16 different knives, mandolin (veggie slicer), knife sharpener, scissors, 3 meat thermometers, 6 whisks, dough scrapers, chop sticks, 4 casserole pans, 4 cake pans (round, square, rectangle), 4 bread pans, 8 serving bowls, baking sheets (1/8, 1/4 and 1/2 2 of each), air fryer, crockpot, espresso machine, 2 blenders...the list goes on.Also a bunch of small appliances like mixers, hand blenders, waffle makers, single egg cookers etc etc.

Our tenants also each have a "laundry alcove" with  washer and dryer hookups and a scissor gate.

Also came with a flashlight and bizarre electric scissors.

They jumped the electrical lugs in the meter box with 2 pairs of scissors wrapped in electrical tape. 

I suppose you could simply cut one with scissors too.