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after years, it is getting weak though,
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after years, it is getting weak though,
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new is giving you some real good advice,
tools are a necessity, but at the same time a cost
if you aren't going to use it much, you won't get the dough out of it, it will just sit on a shelf burning your capital
just to have one for one project doesn't fit
I was guilty of the same proclivity as so many others before me, and since. They all have a cost, even once paid for, maintenance, storage, and location when needed, modernity leading to controlled obsolescence, etc.
Survival depends on understanding this weakness and applying it to all decisions,
cost vs benefit
tools are a necessity, but at the same time a cost
if you aren't going to use it much, you won't get the dough out of it, it will just sit on a shelf burning your capital
just to have one for one project doesn't fit
I was guilty of the same proclivity as so many others before me, and since. They all have a cost, even once paid for, maintenance, storage, and location when needed, modernity leading to controlled obsolescence, etc.
Survival depends on understanding this weakness and applying it to all decisions,
cost vs benefit
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new,
couple of years ago a realtor wanted me to go out and source a leak at a listed home,
sure enough, no cricket behind the chimney, they only flashed it (sort of) and caulked it,
he didn't want to hear that the way to fix it was to build a cricket, saw cut into the brick for the flashing, etc.
I think they sent someone up there to recaulk it temporary and sell the thing knowing full well it was not fixed.
never heard back from her
couple of years ago a realtor wanted me to go out and source a leak at a listed home,
sure enough, no cricket behind the chimney, they only flashed it (sort of) and caulked it,
he didn't want to hear that the way to fix it was to build a cricket, saw cut into the brick for the flashing, etc.
I think they sent someone up there to recaulk it temporary and sell the thing knowing full well it was not fixed.
never heard back from her