Originally posted by: Jerry Ice 33
Yep, and you drove through Vegas on your way from Portland to Yellowstone too....
When did I say that I was coming from Portland? Don't make such a fool of yourself.
Originally posted by: Jerry Ice 33
Yep, and you drove through Vegas on your way from Portland to Yellowstone too....
When did I say that I was coming from Portland? Don't make such a fool of yourself.
Originally posted by: Kevin Lewis
You're an idiot, Tom. There are many reasons to close a business. Obviously, you've never owned a business, or you would know that basic fact.
You and the other shortbus aren't entitled to this information, but I closed my business because my partner's wife died of a sudden illness, and he said he didn't want to continue. I paid our employees a month each severance pay and managed to sublease the property for the remainder of the term. I sold our equipment at what ended up being a small profit. I gave my partner the proceeds to help his family.
So, fuck you, Tom.
Nobody closes a successful business; they sell it.
Originally posted by: tom
Nobody closes a successful business; they sell it.
That is not true at all. Often, in the case of a small business when one of the partners can no longer carry on due to death or illness the business closes. Sometimes, the partner in question makes a unique contribution to the business that can't easily be replicated. This is so common in small business they even sell a specific type of insurance for this situation called keyman insurance.
Originally posted by: Mark
That is not true at all. Often, in the case of a small business when one of the partners can no longer carry on due to death or illness the business closes. Sometimes, the partner in question makes a unique contribution to the business that can't easily be replicated. This is so common in small business they even sell a specific type of insurance for this situation called keyman insurance.
That was pretty much the situation with my business. My partner was an essential element of the business and didn't want to continue after his wife died.
Tom and Jerry (how apropos) are stupid, nasty fucks. Can you imagine anything so ridiculous as their claiming to know everything about my business and my life, when they actually don't even know the business's name or what we did?
Originally posted by: Kevin Lewis
That was pretty much the situation with my business. My partner was an essential element of the business and didn't want to continue after his wife died.
Tom and Jerry (how apropos) are stupid, nasty fucks. Can you imagine anything so ridiculous as their claiming to know everything about my business and my life, when they actually don't even know the business's name or what we did?
Well I now know it wasn't profitable enough to even get a dime out of it with a sale.
Originally posted by: Jerry Ice 33
Well I now know it wasn't profitable enough to even get a dime out of it with a sale.
Is that like the other 500 things you claim to "know"?
