On January 11, 2016 at 20:49, Fiasco said...
Then I apologize for my line of posts. Not tying fins impossible post to yours was my downfall.
Now, as to your Lawn mowing reference... I never wanted to mow the lawn and didn't stop mowing the lawn until the point where my time became more valuable then it cost to pay someone to mow the lawn.
I think that right there is the tipping point you're looking for.
When does your time become more valuable then the cost to pay someone else to do it (and can you afford it)?
See, there was where Mac erred again. I never said anything was impossible. But I did find his nonchalant, "just hire someone" solution to be laughable. It is right in line with when a child looks at a parent, wanting a new toy, and says, "well, just write a check for it", not understanding the implications involved in what seems like such a simple transaction.
