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damn bobbers you better get with google cause i cant find anyone that would lend credence to another stainless claim of great dubiousnesshttps://www.google.com/search?q=best...hrome&ie=UTF-8
and ya know i used to throw a rapala or 2
hows the px80 goin
got dem guns bored out yet?
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pow pow
Chickamauga Lake. Center Hill Lake. Lunkerville.
Can't give anymore intel. I've probably said too much already.
Chickamauga’s where I’ve been
Solitude is where I’m bound
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2N0w...&persist_app=1
Looking for a second hand cruise missel, asking for a friend?
A8L 4.0. ^^^
Or just go S8.
http://images.thecarconnection.com/l...00405563_l.jpg
What happens in Vegas.......
My baby brothers business trip rental. What car is this?
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A4 or A6?
that S8.....
Tanking stock markets, raised interest rates and increased production costs due to tariffs all point to 2019 as a sup optimal time to open a car dealership. Stick to luxury cars (super wealthy will be less affected by interest rates) and weed (recession proof). Of course you're smart and already know this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Stainless
Thanks for your concern. Ill be just fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by tbssux
Im backed by large amounts of rental property.
Yup.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Stainless
Never had to work a day in his life.
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Uh oh, you're about to get an earful from Bootstrap Bobby about his work ethic. Or some memes of Woody Harrelson rubbing himself with cash. Depends on which side of the bed he wakes up on.Quote:
Originally Posted by reckless toboggan
It's stereotypical to think those with money have poor work ethic and those that are poor have great work ethic.Quote:
Originally Posted by tbssux
Plenty of people with money snowball it into more. That's all I am doing.
Most workers will never achieve much wealth regardless of their work ethic.
Buddy of mine that started a dealership about a year ago sold 90 cars this MONTH.... The store I am at has doubled in size since I started.Quote:
Originally Posted by tbssux
If anything the exotic/luxury market will take a hit. Your normal middle class family buying a normal car don't check their stonks before buying a Camry. Lol.
You don't know shit about selling cars huh? I'd look up the stats on Williamson Co. That's where I am opening the store. It's the 16th richest county in the US. Coupled with the growth of Nashville there really has never been a better time.
Richest Counties In The United StatesQuote:
News didn't break that Nashville had won the 5,000 jobs averaging $150,000 per year, until the next morning, Tuesday, when it was first reported by Reuters, citing unnamed sources.After Nashville leaders learned they won, the only dilemma was logistics: Preparations were already underway to announce that EY, formerly Ernst and Young, would be bringing a 600-job office tower to Music Row on the same morning Amazon would be making its announcement.
So city and state leaders packed them both into the same morning.
Not a bad problem if your're a governor, a mayor or a chamber CEO.
"There's never been a day like this, when you get 5,600 jobs in a two-hour span," Schulz said.
Rank County State Median Household Income 1 Loudoun County Virginia $117,876 2 Fairfax County Virginia $112,436 3 Howard County Maryland $108,844 4 Hunterdon County New Jersey $105,186 5 Arlington County Virginia $100,474 6 Stafford County Virginia $97,606 7 Putnam County New York $96,223 8 Somerset County New Jersey $95,825 9 Douglas County Colorado $95,324 10 Morris County New Jersey $95,294 11 Montgomery County Maryland $94,965 12 Prince William County Virginia $93,744 13 Nassau County New York $93,214 14 Santa Clara County California $91,425 15 Charles County Maryland $90,880 16 Williamson County Tennessee $90,759
This is a really good problem if you own rental property.
I'm thinking about putting a high end butcher shop at one of our apt complexes this year too! I'm also looking at farm land.Quote:
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) - Our Nashville 2018 reports follow the good and bad that come with Nashville's growth. One negative is the cost of renting an apartment or home. The increases in rent are some of the worst in the country.
Researchers at "Smart Asset" compared rent prices across the country from 2014 to 2017.
Nashville ranks #7 for the greatest rent increases.
The average price here jumped 37% to a monthly average of $1,499.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6YXm4b3H5c
Bobby, wtf?
I can't imagine even if you're upstairs in a glass office overseeing the showroom floor, you're gonna be happy selling Highlanders to overweight Tennesseans. And you gotta do this shit...
https://youtu.be/KiShmuDgcAA
I like the glass office idea.
Im not going to be doing the selling.
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Go run 50k watts of lights and tell me that's not work. ffs.Quote:
Originally Posted by reckless toboggan
https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php...tureid=1561304DISCLAIMER: No felonies were committed in the production of this Cannabis.
Weren't you going on in another thread about how the skinny model is gross and 1950s pin up girl is far better?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Stainless
Your enlightened wealthy guy diatribe on work ethic is also hilarious. You want that "Titan of industry" title so fucking bad. Good luck with your car dealership and your continued internet spew. You've always got your dad's real estate inheritance to fall back on if it doesn't work out.
I couldn't find a gif with a thicc girl.
You change subjects pretty quick. I guess we aren't talking about the viability of a car dealership anymore?
It must suck to be so down on yourself that you feel the need to insult me. You do live in Seattle. Bout the saddest place on Earth.
Oh well. Maybe if you whine about my inherited wealth enough you will some day feel better about yourself.
Im pulling for you fren.
BTW... I can always fall back on my ability to grow 100 pounds of high grade Cannabis every 70 days. 5 cycles a year. Whatever. Im good no matter what.
Im not really sure what that means. I just want to make money selling cars.Quote:
Originally Posted by tbssux
You sell 90 cars in a month and you've made 45k just in doc fees.
I dunno, the MILF looks kinda thiccy.
Interdasting to note that Loudon Co. also has a high concentration of micro brews in the country and moar opening all the time. Tech folks like their suds.
Im pretty sure it tuns into a threesome in the F/I office.
Best of both worlds.
I'm doing fine, thanks for your feigned concern. Your compulsive need to respond to any post is entertaining as hell. I'm just here for the puffed up ego guy show.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Stainless
Also, for a guy who rants about McDonald's and tobacco being real scourges, you should try Seattle. We don't really have those things here.
So weird right??? In my thread....Quote:
Originally Posted by tbssux
Crazy shit.
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Blurred did his Blurred schtick, BS does his BS routine. Whatever.
Meanwhile rather than multiple threads asking anyone for a free carfax, we have this thread that gets it done efficiently thanks to him. Why not leave it at that?
IMHO.
And I appreciate it! It's definitely entertaining to watch the narcissist on display. BTW, I love the market research you did for the dealership "my buddy sold a bunch of cars".Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Stainless
I live in #7 and you'd never know that we rank that high if you drove through. With empty retail spaces and empty restaurants all over the place and run down might as well be abandoned properties everywhere it sure doesn't look like the residents are successful. Heck there's only two stores in the entire county that you can buy a package of underwear other than the supermarkets. Like with most of the eastern third of NY State the drive through areas are run down and neglected, the pavement is hammered and it's apparent there was absolutely no thought given to urban/suburban planning over the last 100 years, it's just an amalgam of poorly planned and thought out zones connected by a single lane 250 year old stagecoach road. Most areas don't have town water or sewer, garbage pickup is private in over half the county still, there isn't a dump or recycling center anywhere in the county so many of us have piles of garbage we can't dispose of like old hot water heaters, lawnmowers, fridges just laying around in the yard. It sure doesn't feel like a rich area until you go to pay your property taxes and realize that they're astronomical compared to places that there are businesses that produce things so since we don't feel the need to bring in businesses that manufacture things it must be rich right? I think we're also under 3% of the residential properties are rentals and that's probably because there is almost no public transportation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Stainless