I think it depends on the business volume. When i am real busy, I like to have a larger "cushion", when times are tough, like they have been, the cushion gets pretty thin.
Sort of explains the soreness I've had lately.....the cushion is too thin. :sad:
:wallbash:I think we all feel like this right Know HS!! Yes sweat a little bit speake with a finacial guy mine tells me that you can finace just about anything but your retirement!
I have a $1000 cushion, thats it
Ive got a home and shop on 10 year notes, I have 14 months left on both. I save and pay cash for trucks, tools, and toys so my wallet is thin always. In 14 months I can relax, it wont happen but after that I wont be the guy doing all the work for sure. My back wont take alot more of the current pace Ive been on for 20 years. All I can say is thank god for tramadol and vicoden or id be miserable
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