ServiceCall$
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Yes. I pay people because I can go to work and make more than it costs me to have the work done (basic economics) plus those that do it every day are much more efficient at it then I am. My self worth is not wrapped up in whether I built my boat or not. It's much more impressive the number of employees that collect a check every week, all my vendors being paid, work lined up and not having to worry about scamming one person to complete someone else's project because I misappropriated the funds from one customer to another. [emoji6] if you believe any different than YOU sir are the uneducated one. [emoji107]
What thriving successful west coast boat building company do you run again??
When it comes to running a business successfully, you would be way off base calling me uneducated [emoji6] the basic concept of "business" doesn't change depending on the type of business. Customer pays you for something you provide said thing. This rule applies regardless of type of business. Just because the norm is to rob Peter to pay Paul....DOESN'T MAKE IT RIGHT!! Properly capitalize your business, don't run a Ponzi scheme using one person's money to make another person whole.
Let's take Nordic for example. Do you think they are collecting from one customer to finish another? Or do you think they are a properly capitalized business that runs like a "business" and not a hobby?
I would agree!