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See what I mean....you don't know diddley about history or economics. The economy of this country worked just fine when the Baby Boom Generation was primarily in control and the primary economic earners. The 70s, 80s and 90s were very robust economically. It was only when the Gen Xers and Gen Y people became the primary economic force did things go tits up basically.
Juice and Smoothie bars? Wraps and salads? I would have been more impressed if you had admitted you sold hot dogs.
And what makes you think I am impressed with a Ferrari? They went out with the demise of Sonny Crockett.
(I am more impressed about CSNY being your first concert)
As for Grumpy old message board asshole...you have me confused with Ghoolie. Often another Steeler ass kisser.
No, baby boomers used up resources, ran up and the debt and then skipped out on responsibility. Baby boomers entered the work force with one of the strongest economies in American history and just shit, shit, shit the bed. I'm also not trying to impress you and Ferrari's went out with Miami Vice? What planet are you on? lol I guess not an appreciator of high performance cars.
No, baby boomers used up resources, ran up and the debt and then skipped out on responsibility. Baby boomers entered the work force with one of the strongest economies in American history and just shit, shit, shit the bed. I'm also not trying to impress you and Ferrari's went out with Miami Vice? What planet are you on? lol I guess not an appreciator of high performance cars.
You don't have a goddamn clue about your history...or about why these things really happened.
In reality, the debt situation started going south under Ronald Reagan....and he certainly was no baby Boomer.
And here is a clue for you: This has nothing to do with "Generational" matters. It is a class matter.
Reagan wanted to engage in what a fellow member of his generation (his own VP) called Voodoo Economics. Supply side economics....which was basically a dodge for: give big tax cuts to the rich..and hope to hell they invest that money in jobs and the economy. What a fool believes. They put the tax cuts in their own pockets. Under Clinton (a baby boomer)...that stopped. He had the right balance of tax and expenditure cuts such that we had several years of surpluses. Another baby Boomer (W. Bush) came in....and didn't at all listen to his Daddy's advice. The definition of insanity is doing something over and over again thinking that you will have a different outcome. Of course we did not have a different outcome....we had debt up the ass. Now Trump wants to do it again....the old tired out voodoo economics.
So...you see, this is all about class...not generations.
The real estate "bubble" occured because in the late 90s the banker class asked to get rid of the controls and restrictions on them that were imposed during the Great Depression of the 30s. Those worked for nearly 70 years. Then the bankers got Congress to repeal those restrictions....called the Glass-Steagall Act....to allow the banks to then willy nilly make risky loans. Of course, what we had in 10 short years was the Great Recession. As a result, a version of Glass-Steagall was reinstituted with the Dodd Frank act. It has restored some stability to the real estate....and stock markets. But now of course our new boy wants to again allow the gloves to be taken off the banks so they can commit the same abuses again that Glass Steagal and Dodd Frank disallowed. And he wants another round of Voodoo Economics.
Again...it is a class thing...not a generational thing.
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I'm also not trying to impress you and Ferrari's went out with Miami Vice? What planet are you on? lol I guess not an appreciator of high performance cars.
OK, its fair to say that hot new foreign cars don't impress me that much. Classic muscle cars would interest me more. Including foreign cars.
While it may be interesting to see, I would not be drooling over the Tom Brady Aston Martin. The James Bond Aston Martin? Yes, more like it.
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No, baby boomers used up resources, ran up and the debt and then skipped out on responsibility. Baby boomers entered the work force with one of the strongest economies in American history and just shit, shit, shit the bed. I'm also not trying to impress you and Ferrari's went out with Miami Vice? What planet are you on? lol I guess not an appreciator of high performance cars.
Pick one
Pick one
I love the look of the new Centenario but it's gotta be the veneno for the rarity and performance. It will end up being worth twice as much as the other two combined.
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No, baby boomers used up resources, ran up and the debt and then skipped out on responsibility. Baby boomers entered the work force with one of the strongest economies in American history and just shit, shit, shit the bed. I'm also not trying to impress you and Ferrari's went out with Miami Vice? What planet are you on? lol I guess not an appreciator of high performance cars.
You don't have a goddamn clue about your history...or about why these things really happened.
In reality, the debt situation started going south under Ronald Reagan....and he certainly was no baby Boomer.
And here is a clue for you: This has nothing to do with "Generational" matters. It is a class matter.
Reagan wanted to engage in what a fellow member of his generation (his own VP) called Voodoo Economics. Supply side economics....which was basically a dodge for: give big tax cuts to the rich..and hope to hell they invest that money in jobs and the economy. What a fool believes. They put the tax cuts in their own pockets. Under Clinton (a baby boomer)...that stopped. He had the right balance of tax and expenditure cuts such that we had several years of surpluses. Another baby Boomer (W. Bush) came in....and didn't at all listen to his Daddy's advice. The definition of insanity is doing something over and over again thinking that you will have a different outcome. Of course we did not have a different outcome....we had debt up the ass. Now Trump wants to do it again....the old tired out voodoo economics.
So...you see, this is all about class...not generations.
The real estate "bubble" occured because in the late 90s the banker class asked to get rid of the controls and restrictions on them that were imposed during the Great Depression of the 30s. Those worked for nearly 70 years. Then the bankers got Congress to repeal those restrictions....called the Glass-Steagall Act....to allow the banks to then willy nilly make risky loans. Of course, what we had in 10 short years was the Great Recession. As a result, a version of Glass-Steagall was reinstituted with the Dodd Frank act. It has restored some stability to the real estate....and stock markets. But now of course our new boy wants to again allow the gloves to be taken off the banks so they can commit the same abuses again that Glass Steagal and Dodd Frank disallowed. And he wants another round of Voodoo Economics.
Again...it is a class thing...not a generational thing.
Those in positions of power were baby boomers and yes I'm aware Reagan was not a boomer and trickle down I agree doesn't work. I have no interest in going round and round on this so I'm just going to let bygones be bygones but my b.a is in political science with a concentration on American politics. I have a clue and can give a laundry list of links and articles discussing why the baby boomer generation is responsible for the bs now.You don't have a goddamn clue about your history...or about why these things really happened.
In reality, the debt situation started going south under Ronald Reagan....and he certainly was no baby Boomer.
And here is a clue for you: This has nothing to do with "Generational" matters. It is a class matter.
Reagan wanted to engage in what a fellow member of his generation (his own VP) called Voodoo Economics. Supply side economics....which was basically a dodge for: give big tax cuts to the rich..and hope to hell they invest that money in jobs and the economy. What a fool believes. They put the tax cuts in their own pockets. Under Clinton (a baby boomer)...that stopped. He had the right balance of tax and expenditure cuts such that we had several years of surpluses. Another baby Boomer (W. Bush) came in....and didn't at all listen to his Daddy's advice. The definition of insanity is doing something over and over again thinking that you will have a different outcome. Of course we did not have a different outcome....we had debt up the ass. Now Trump wants to do it again....the old tired out voodoo economics.
So...you see, this is all about class...not generations.
The real estate "bubble" occured because in the late 90s the banker class asked to get rid of the controls and restrictions on them that were imposed during the Great Depression of the 30s. Those worked for nearly 70 years. Then the bankers got Congress to repeal those restrictions....called the Glass-Steagall Act....to allow the banks to then willy nilly make risky loans. Of course, what we had in 10 short years was the Great Recession. As a result, a version of Glass-Steagall was reinstituted with the Dodd Frank act. It has restored some stability to the real estate....and stock markets. But now of course our new boy wants to again allow the gloves to be taken off the banks so they can commit the same abuses again that Glass Steagal and Dodd Frank disallowed. And he wants another round of Voodoo Economics.
Again...it is a class thing...not a generational thing.
AKA SNATCH98 or Rorbotron. The boards glorious admins decided to get cute and change my name to "homotron" Classy group of people. (Lost a bet with Columbus king and got banned for a month) -
Another thread ruined by another cyclical argument with zero value. Glad there is a safe haven for the socially infirmed to practice their "nuh-uh/yes-huh" debate tactics.
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Those in positions of power were baby boomers and yes I'm aware Reagan was not a boomer and trickle down I agree doesn't work. I have no interest in going round and round on this so I'm just going to let bygones be bygones but my b.a is in political science with a concentration on American politics. I have a clue and can give a laundry list of links and articles discussing why the baby boomer generation is responsible for the bs now.You don't have a goddamn clue about your history...or about why these things really happened.
In reality, the debt situation started going south under Ronald Reagan....and he certainly was no baby Boomer.
And here is a clue for you: This has nothing to do with "Generational" matters. It is a class matter.
Reagan wanted to engage in what a fellow member of his generation (his own VP) called Voodoo Economics. Supply side economics....which was basically a dodge for: give big tax cuts to the rich..and hope to hell they invest that money in jobs and the economy. What a fool believes. They put the tax cuts in their own pockets. Under Clinton (a baby boomer)...that stopped. He had the right balance of tax and expenditure cuts such that we had several years of surpluses. Another baby Boomer (W. Bush) came in....and didn't at all listen to his Daddy's advice. The definition of insanity is doing something over and over again thinking that you will have a different outcome. Of course we did not have a different outcome....we had debt up the ass. Now Trump wants to do it again....the old tired out voodoo economics.
So...you see, this is all about class...not generations.
The real estate "bubble" occured because in the late 90s the banker class asked to get rid of the controls and restrictions on them that were imposed during the Great Depression of the 30s. Those worked for nearly 70 years. Then the bankers got Congress to repeal those restrictions....called the Glass-Steagall Act....to allow the banks to then willy nilly make risky loans. Of course, what we had in 10 short years was the Great Recession. As a result, a version of Glass-Steagall was reinstituted with the Dodd Frank act. It has restored some stability to the real estate....and stock markets. But now of course our new boy wants to again allow the gloves to be taken off the banks so they can commit the same abuses again that Glass Steagal and Dodd Frank disallowed. And he wants another round of Voodoo Economics.
Again...it is a class thing...not a generational thing.
Those in positions of power were baby boomers and yes I'm aware Reagan was not a boomer and trickle down I agree doesn't work. I have no interest in going round and round on this so I'm just going to let bygones be bygones but my b.a is in political science with a concentration on American politics. I have a clue and can give a laundry list of links and articles discussing why the baby boomer generation is responsible for the bs now.
Then you and every asshole who wrote those articles are idiots....who just want to make excuses for your own failures. You want to blame the older generation for your stupidity. I mean....is this what your generation is all about? Woe is me...I am a victim...it is someone else's fault that I am a piece of shit.
You really are a fool if you believe that. And clearly my B.A. in political science must be superior to your B.A. (and it doesn't take a J.D. to realize that.)
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Another thread ruined by another cyclical argument with zero value. Glad there is a safe haven for the socially infirmed to practice their "nuh-uh/yes-huh" debate tactics.
Another thread ruined by another cyclical argument with zero value. Glad there is a safe haven for the socially infirmed to practice their "nuh-uh/yes-huh" debate tactics.
Well, fair point, sort of....let's see: we both have BAs in political science. One of us has been practicing law since before the other was born. One of us has held various elected and appointed positions in government. One of us has been involved in elections and campaigns ...and may be heavily involved again if circumstances fall right.
One of us sells kale smoothies and tofu wraps.
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I may have to "unfollow" a thread for the first time ever... unless a Mod puts it out of its misery first...
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I may have to "unfollow" a thread for the first time ever... unless a Mod puts it out of its misery first...
I may have to "unfollow" a thread for the first time ever... unless a Mod puts it out of its misery first...
YOU..as a Baby Boomer, are to blame for Vagitron's problems, didn't you know?
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Another thread ruined by another cyclical argument with zero value. Glad there is a safe haven for the socially infirmed to practice their "nuh-uh/yes-huh" debate tactics.
Well, fair point, sort of....let's see: we both have BAs in political science. One of us has been practicing law since before the other was born. One of us has held various elected and appointed positions in government. One of us has been involved in elections and campaigns ...and may be heavily involved again if circumstances fall right.
One of us sells kale smoothies and tofu wraps.
Held public office in Pittsburgh for four years before moving to Columbus. I've been involved in the political process since first grade when I door knocked for local candidates with my mother. I've been involved ever since and fully intend to run for council in this area over the next few years. I want another store and for both to be self sufficient before I go that route. My mother founded one of the largest political groups in Pittsburgh that represents every committee in the greater Pittsburgh area. I'm also roughly half your age. Royce I'm also tired of the cyclical go nowhere arguments.Well, fair point, sort of....let's see: we both have BAs in political science. One of us has been practicing law since before the other was born. One of us has held various elected and appointed positions in government. One of us has been involved in elections and campaigns ...and may be heavily involved again if circumstances fall right.
One of us sells kale smoothies and tofu wraps.
Gipper thinks he's special. I guess making 6 figures in year two based on projections slinging smoothies, wraps and health conscious food isn't okay with gipper. If I didn't dislike him so much I'd ignore him but I like watching him get upset and start calling people "faggots".
And I don't have problems, I own a business that's profitable.
And hey I scored a 175 on my lsat but chose to no longer pursue a juris doctorate because lawyers are a dime a dozen.
I'm probably better looking, certainly have a larger Johnson and I don't live near Cleveland.
I'm done responding tour, no need to unsubscribe. I will just read gipper's next misguided diatribe.
AKA SNATCH98 or Rorbotron. The boards glorious admins decided to get cute and change my name to "homotron" Classy group of people. (Lost a bet with Columbus king and got banned for a month) -
YOU..as a Baby Boomer, are to blame for Vagitron's problems, didn't you know?
Boomers take no responsibility for the turmoil we have right now. They just blame millennials.
AKA SNATCH98 or Rorbotron. The boards glorious admins decided to get cute and change my name to "homotron" Classy group of people. (Lost a bet with Columbus king and got banned for a month) -
I may have to "unfollow" a thread for the first time ever... unless a Mod puts it out of its misery first...
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Held public office in Pittsburgh for four years before moving to Columbus. I've been involved in the political process since first grade when I door knocked for local candidates with my mother. I've been involved ever since and fully intend to run for council in this area over the next few years. I want another store and for both to be self sufficient before I go that route. My mother founded one of the largest political groups in Pittsburgh that represents every committee in the greater Pittsburgh area. I'm also roughly half your age. Royce I'm also tired of the cyclical go nowhere arguments.Well, fair point, sort of....let's see: we both have BAs in political science. One of us has been practicing law since before the other was born. One of us has held various elected and appointed positions in government. One of us has been involved in elections and campaigns ...and may be heavily involved again if circumstances fall right.
One of us sells kale smoothies and tofu wraps.
Gipper thinks he's special. I guess making 6 figures in year two based on projections slinging smoothies, wraps and health conscious food isn't okay with gipper. If I didn't dislike him so much I'd ignore him but I like watching him get upset and start calling people "faggots".
And I don't have problems, I own a business that's profitable.
And hey I scored a 175 on my lsat but chose to no longer pursue a juris doctorate because lawyers are a dime a dozen.
I'm probably better looking, certainly have a larger Johnson and I don't live near Cleveland.
I'm done responding tour, no need to unsubscribe. I will just read gipper's next misguided diatribe.
Held public office in Pittsburgh for four years before moving to Columbus. I've been involved in the political process since first grade when I door knocked for local candidates with my mother. I've been involved ever since and fully intend to run for council in this area over the next few years. I want another store and for both to be self sufficient before I go that route. My mother founded one of the largest political groups in Pittsburgh that represents every committee in the greater Pittsburgh area. I'm also roughly half your age. Royce I'm also tired of the cyclical go nowhere arguments.
Gipper thinks he's special. I guess making 6 figures in year two based on projections slinging smoothies, wraps and health conscious food isn't okay with gipper. If I didn't dislike him so much I'd ignore him but I like watching him get upset and start calling people "faggots".
And I don't have problems, I own a business that's profitable.
And hey I scored a 175 on my lsat but chose to no longer pursue a juris doctorate because lawyers are a dime a dozen.
I'm probably better looking, certainly have a larger Johnson and I don't live near Cleveland.
I'm done responding tour, no need to unsubscribe. I will just read gipper's next misguided diatribe.
Well, I have had this mantra for years: When someone touts about how much they are worth or how much money they make, then I conclude that money is ALL they are worth. I have to ask: what is their value as a human being, as a humanitarian?
But, OK......here is where I will go with you in order to test your mettle: You say you are looking to expand your business. I will give you that opportunity. I am on the Board of the local Community Development Corporation. We have resources in the form of money to loan and locations to point you to to open one of your shops. ( I know of a couple of vacancies) I challenge you to open a branch of your enterprise in this town (or one of the adjoining towns....where we have SBA money that can be used). I am not aware that there is anything similar to what you say you operate in this general area. You can fester your hate of Cleveland all you want....or you can profit. (by the way...the area I am referring to is southwest of Akron, not Cleveland). The area is far more vibrant than you think.
So....there you go....investigate this business opportunity. If you are the entrepreneur that you say you are, here is a market for you. The area has developed a significant presence in the arts community with both live theater and film and concerts, in addition to galleries and arts workshops. We have one of the most beautiful and active parks in the nation. There is a fairly new presence in terms of educational institutions. The Ohio and Erie Towpath is right here, ripe for touism. New Brewpubs are being developed.
You can check out the following link on the BCDC:
While many of our programs are confined to the Barberton City Limits, not all are. As I said, we have SBA money available if one of the surrounding communities is a preferable choice. (Grandpa's Cheese Barn...which I suspect you have heard of has recently located it only satellite branch in one of those communities).
I look forward to assisting you.
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YOU..as a Baby Boomer, are to blame for Vagitron's problems, didn't you know?
Boomers take no responsibility for the turmoil we have right now. They just blame millennials.
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Held public office in Pittsburgh for four years before moving to Columbus. I've been involved in the political process since first grade when I door knocked for local candidates with my mother. I've been involved ever since and fully intend to run for council in this area over the next few years. I want another store and for both to be self sufficient before I go that route. My mother founded one of the largest political groups in Pittsburgh that represents every committee in the greater Pittsburgh area. I'm also roughly half your age. Royce I'm also tired of the cyclical go nowhere arguments.
Gipper thinks he's special. I guess making 6 figures in year two based on projections slinging smoothies, wraps and health conscious food isn't okay with gipper. If I didn't dislike him so much I'd ignore him but I like watching him get upset and start calling people "faggots".
And I don't have problems, I own a business that's profitable.
And hey I scored a 175 on my lsat but chose to no longer pursue a juris doctorate because lawyers are a dime a dozen.
I'm probably better looking, certainly have a larger Johnson and I don't live near Cleveland.
I'm done responding tour, no need to unsubscribe. I will just read gipper's next misguided diatribe.
Well, I have had this mantra for years: When someone touts about how much they are worth or how much money they make, then I conclude that money is ALL they are worth. I have to ask: what is their value as a human being, as a humanitarian?
But, OK......here is where I will go with you in order to test your mettle: You say you are looking to expand your business. I will give you that opportunity. I am on the Board of the local Community Development Corporation. We have resources in the form of money to loan and locations to point you to to open one of your shops. ( I know of a couple of vacancies) I challenge you to open a branch of your enterprise in this town (or one of the adjoining towns....where we have SBA money that can be used). I am not aware that there is anything similar to what you say you operate in this general area. You can fester your hate of Cleveland all you want....or you can profit. (by the way...the area I am referring to is southwest of Akron, not Cleveland). The area is far more vibrant than you think.
So....there you go....investigate this business opportunity. If you are the entrepreneur that you say you are, here is a market for you. The area has developed a significant presence in the arts community with both live theater and film and concerts, in addition to galleries and arts workshops. We have one of the most beautiful and active parks in the nation. There is a fairly new presence in terms of educational institutions. The Ohio and Erie Towpath is right here, ripe for touism. New Brewpubs are being developed.
You can check out the following link on the BCDC:
While many of our programs are confined to the Barberton City Limits, not all are. As I said, we have SBA money available if one of the surrounding communities is a preferable choice. (Grandpa's Cheese Barn...which I suspect you have heard of has recently located it only satellite branch in one of those communities).
I look forward to assisting you.
It's too far away and I went to Kent State, I know all about Akron. I also didn't say a thing about my "worth" until you started with the name calling and chest puffing. Come on gipper lol. I'm really done in this thread now. Feel free to pm me if you want to keep discussing whatever we are discussing. Our next store will likely be in Westerville, if we go a good distance away it will be in Pittsburgh before it's in Akron. I do however appreciate the gesture.Well, I have had this mantra for years: When someone touts about how much they are worth or how much money they make, then I conclude that money is ALL they are worth. I have to ask: what is their value as a human being, as a humanitarian?
But, OK......here is where I will go with you in order to test your mettle: You say you are looking to expand your business. I will give you that opportunity. I am on the Board of the local Community Development Corporation. We have resources in the form of money to loan and locations to point you to to open one of your shops. ( I know of a couple of vacancies) I challenge you to open a branch of your enterprise in this town (or one of the adjoining towns....where we have SBA money that can be used). I am not aware that there is anything similar to what you say you operate in this general area. You can fester your hate of Cleveland all you want....or you can profit. (by the way...the area I am referring to is southwest of Akron, not Cleveland). The area is far more vibrant than you think.
So....there you go....investigate this business opportunity. If you are the entrepreneur that you say you are, here is a market for you. The area has developed a significant presence in the arts community with both live theater and film and concerts, in addition to galleries and arts workshops. We have one of the most beautiful and active parks in the nation. There is a fairly new presence in terms of educational institutions. The Ohio and Erie Towpath is right here, ripe for touism. New Brewpubs are being developed.
You can check out the following link on the BCDC:
While many of our programs are confined to the Barberton City Limits, not all are. As I said, we have SBA money available if one of the surrounding communities is a preferable choice. (Grandpa's Cheese Barn...which I suspect you have heard of has recently located it only satellite branch in one of those communities).
I look forward to assisting you.
I also don't hate Cleveland the city or some of the suburbs but it's easy to act like i do because of the company on this board.
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It's too far away and I went to Kent State, I know all about Akron. I also didn't say a thing about my "worth" until you started with the name calling and chest puffing. Come on gipper lol. I'm really done in this thread now. Feel free to pm me if you want to keep discussing whatever we are discussing. Our next store will likely be in Westerville, if we go a good distance away it will be in Pittsburgh before it's in Akron. I do however appreciate the gesture.Well, I have had this mantra for years: When someone touts about how much they are worth or how much money they make, then I conclude that money is ALL they are worth. I have to ask: what is their value as a human being, as a humanitarian?
But, OK......here is where I will go with you in order to test your mettle: You say you are looking to expand your business. I will give you that opportunity. I am on the Board of the local Community Development Corporation. We have resources in the form of money to loan and locations to point you to to open one of your shops. ( I know of a couple of vacancies) I challenge you to open a branch of your enterprise in this town (or one of the adjoining towns....where we have SBA money that can be used). I am not aware that there is anything similar to what you say you operate in this general area. You can fester your hate of Cleveland all you want....or you can profit. (by the way...the area I am referring to is southwest of Akron, not Cleveland). The area is far more vibrant than you think.
So....there you go....investigate this business opportunity. If you are the entrepreneur that you say you are, here is a market for you. The area has developed a significant presence in the arts community with both live theater and film and concerts, in addition to galleries and arts workshops. We have one of the most beautiful and active parks in the nation. There is a fairly new presence in terms of educational institutions. The Ohio and Erie Towpath is right here, ripe for touism. New Brewpubs are being developed.
You can check out the following link on the BCDC:
While many of our programs are confined to the Barberton City Limits, not all are. As I said, we have SBA money available if one of the surrounding communities is a preferable choice. (Grandpa's Cheese Barn...which I suspect you have heard of has recently located it only satellite branch in one of those communities).
I look forward to assisting you.
I also don't hate Cleveland the city or some of the suburbs but it's easy to act like i do because of the company on this board.
It's too far away and I went to Kent State, I know all about Akron. I also didn't say a thing about my "worth" until you started with the name calling and chest puffing. Come on gipper lol. I'm really done in this thread now. Feel free to pm me if you want to keep discussing whatever we are discussing. Our next store will likely be in Westerville, if we go a good distance away it will be in Pittsburgh before it's in Akron. I do however appreciate the gesture.
I also don't hate Cleveland the city or some of the suburbs but it's easy to act like i do because of the company on this board.
This opportunity is not in Akron...it is in a suburb..which is on the opposite side of Akron from Kent. (how much time did you spend in Barberton/Norton when you went to Kent? I doubt any) . And you are a little light on your geography skills if you think Pittsburgh is closer to you than "Akron".
But, I guess if you want to throw an opportunity away...that is backed up by $$$, that is up to you. But if you are still interested, the opportunity would still be open. You can PM me. The next move is up to you.
Where are these "shops" or whatever you call them that you have now?
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It's too far away and I went to Kent State, I know all about Akron. I also didn't say a thing about my "worth" until you started with the name calling and chest puffing. Come on gipper lol. I'm really done in this thread now. Feel free to pm me if you want to keep discussing whatever we are discussing. Our next store will likely be in Westerville, if we go a good distance away it will be in Pittsburgh before it's in Akron. I do however appreciate the gesture.
I also don't hate Cleveland the city or some of the suburbs but it's easy to act like i do because of the company on this board.
This opportunity is not in Akron...it is in a suburb..which is on the opposite side of Akron from Kent. (how much time did you spend in Barberton/Norton when you went to Kent? I doubt any) . And you are a little light on your geography skills if you think Pittsburgh is closer to you than "Akron".
But, I guess if you want to throw an opportunity away...that is backed up by $$$, that is up to you. But if you are still interested, the opportunity would still be open. You can PM me. The next move is up to you.
Where are these "shops" or whatever you call them that you have now?
This opportunity is not in Akron...it is in a suburb..which is on the opposite side of Akron from Kent. (how much time did you spend in Barberton/Norton when you went to Kent? I doubt any) . And you are a little light on your geography skills if you think Pittsburgh is closer to you than "Akron".
But, I guess if you want to throw an opportunity away...that is backed up by $$$, that is up to you. But if you are still interested, the opportunity would still be open. You can PM me. The next move is up to you.
Where are these "shops" or whatever you call them that you have now?
Ugh, I'm trying to be done in here gipper. Ive been to barberton, friends from college lived near there, as well as struthers and solon? (sp) As far as the geography, if we were going to open a store 2 hours away I'd rather open a store 4 hours away around where I grew up. As of now our plan is to keep all the stores we intend to open within reasonable driving distance from one another so we can easily manage them all. I will certainly keep barberton in mind but for now it's definitely not in the cards. If i opened one in Pittsburgh I could easily have a family member run it for me. We have one in Delaware, Ohio right now which is a suburb of Columbus.
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This opportunity is not in Akron...it is in a suburb..which is on the opposite side of Akron from Kent. (how much time did you spend in Barberton/Norton when you went to Kent? I doubt any) . And you are a little light on your geography skills if you think Pittsburgh is closer to you than "Akron".
But, I guess if you want to throw an opportunity away...that is backed up by $$$, that is up to you. But if you are still interested, the opportunity would still be open. You can PM me. The next move is up to you.
Where are these "shops" or whatever you call them that you have now?
Ugh, I'm trying to be done in here gipper. Ive been to barberton, friends from college lived near there, as well as struthers and solon? (sp) As far as the geography, if we were going to open a store 2 hours away I'd rather open a store 4 hours away around where I grew up. As of now our plan is to keep all the stores we intend to open within reasonable driving distance from one another so we can easily manage them all. I will certainly keep barberton in mind but for now it's definitely not in the cards. If i opened one in Pittsburgh I could easily have a family member run it for me. We have one in Delaware, Ohio right now which is a suburb of Columbus.
Ugh, I'm trying to be done in here gipper. Ive been to barberton, friends from college lived near there, as well as struthers and solon? (sp) As far as the geography, if we were going to open a store 2 hours away I'd rather open a store 4 hours away around where I grew up. As of now our plan is to keep all the stores we intend to open within reasonable driving distance from one another so we can easily manage them all. I will certainly keep barberton in mind but for now it's definitely not in the cards. If i opened one in Pittsburgh I could easily have a family member run it for me. We have one in Delaware, Ohio right now which is a suburb of Columbus.
I thought you had a chain? Or are you just developing one? It looks like you are going for college towns. That may be your market. Delaware is home to Ohio Wesleyan. Westerville is Otterbein. You could look in Granville where Denison is, and possibly Gambier and Kenyon....though that is a very small, somewhat restricted "town" area. (my son went to Kenyon). Of course. naturally there is like High Street Columbus around OSU. Ashland Univ. may not be too far away. Both Capital and Franklin Univ.s are also in Columbus. Muskingam in New Concord also not far. And probably less than an hour away you have the whole grouping of schools around Springfield/Xenia: Wittenberg, Wilberforce, Central State, Cedarville, Antioch. Some of these are litterally neighbors of each other.
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