Mixing Nightmare

[Robert D]

This turned out to be quite the interesting and enlightening thread. Glen, your point is not lost here, this could easily have turned out quite differently. BTW, hope the burgers were good. Mine was up at Lake Tahoe, followed by some excellent skiing.
Al's points rang equally true, and I think this entire thread is practically textbook material for aspiring AEs on the business end of things. Business growth almost always involves risk taking, and it can always end up going either way. In the real world, the best you can usually do is stear clear of the obvious sink holes, and manage as best you can the risks that you do end up taking. (jeez, that sounded like the "read the prospectus" tag line at the end of a mutual funds commercial)


Once again - Well played Baker.

 

[SouthSIDE Glen]

BTW, hope the burgers were good. Mine was up at Lake Tahoe, followed by some excellent skiing.

Geez, is there enough snow for you out there?

Burgers turned out fantastic, thank you very much Wasn't the best blue cheese in the world, but a guy in a hurry to shop at the local Food4Less before the pre-game beer belly and flavored chips crowd comes in and fills up the registers can't be real picky about that . But they still worked out great.

No skiing afterward, unfortunately. Winter has been cancelled in Chicago this year. But an overtime playoff game win ain't a bad way to digest the belly busters either!

G.