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Delegate to whom, sweet pea? I ran a sole proprietorship business with employees who came into work in the evening hours after I'd done all the daily legwork. Outsourcing? Delegating? And who would pay for that? Thank you for giving a lesson in Business 101 when in my latest venture I did just fine for over 15 years. ROFL for true!
All I was saying is that if time is such a limited resource of you that you cannot wait for someone two write a check for two minutes, then you can buy more time by delegating the tasks with money. Money is an unlimited resource, unlike time.
It's not unusual to have an assistant. I have one that runs a good chunk of my errands.
All I was saying is that if time is such a limited resource of you that you cannot wait for someone two write a check for two minutes, then you can buy more time by delegating the tasks with money. Money is an unlimited resource, unlike time.
It's not unusual to have an assistant. I have one that runs a good chunk of my errands.
Good grief, I do believe you could turn a plate of freshly picked sweet strawberries into one of sour crabapples just by looking at it. In any case, I wasn't talking about waiting for two little minutes for someone to write a cheque, which would have been abundantly clear had you bothered to read instead of scanning. Silly thing.
Good grief, I do believe you could turn a plate of freshly picked sweet strawberries into one of sour crabapples just by looking at it. In any case, I wasn't talking about waiting for two little minutes for someone to write a cheque, which would have been abundantly clear had you bothered to read instead of scanning. Silly thing.
2 minutes, 20 minutes, or whatever you consider enough to be "behind the 8-ball". There are time management techniques in which you have control.
2 minutes, 20 minutes, or whatever you consider enough to be "behind the 8-ball". There are time management techniques in which you have control.
Yes, great guru. When I open up my next business I'll be sure to take all your words of wisdom into consideration. In the meantime I trust that you will soon develop a semblance of a sense of humor which is rather an invaluable asset to have whatever one's age or position in life.
Yes, great guru. When I open up my next business I'll be sure to take all your words of wisdom into consideration. In the meantime I trust that you will soon develop a semblance of a sense of humor which is rather an invaluable asset to have whatever one's age or position in life.
It worked for my 4 businesses. And they're still ticking.
It worked for my 4 businesses. And they're still ticking.
You really are a nouveau riche, aren't you. But everything is good and I am picking up my gauntlet as I have things to do, leaving you secure in having had the last word.
its not just the 2 mins
like i said i have no problem letting someone skip me if i have a lot and they have a little- its about consideration
if you unnecessarily hold up a line with bull**** like paying with a check you clearly have no regard for anyone elses time
have you ever been stuck behind a car that stops to have a conversation with the person in the car next to them and you cant get by? you sit there like an ******* for a minute or 2 because these people are completely self centered with no regard for anyone else.this is a lot different than sitting at a light for a minute even though its the same amount of time.paying by check is the same thing.
A lot of older people I know in their 50-80's do not believe in debit cards or carrying lots of cash. They use checks. They are not purposely trying to be inconsiderate. At some stores, you don even have to completely fill out the check- the check is quickly scanned and they give the check back to you. The money comes out the account like a debt card.
A lot of older people I know in their 50-80's do not believe in debit cards or carrying lots of cash. They use checks. They are not purposely trying to be inconsiderate. At some stores, you don even have to completely fill out the check- the check is quickly scanned and they give the check back to you. The money comes out the account like a debt card.
And people act like using checks is wrong even though that's how it's been done for 50 years. Imagine the next set of folks complaining because the shopper had to take time to swipe a credit card rather than use NFC for payment.
And people act like using checks is wrong even though that's how it's been done for 50 years. Imagine the next set of folks complaining because the shopper had to take time to swipe a credit card rather than use NFC for payment.
i already said i have no problem with older people who use checks
other than that who cares if it has been done that way for 50 years
people used a horse and buggy for longer than that, then a better more efficient way came along and people adapted
why not crap in an outhouse, go to a well for your water and use an icebox while youre at it?
i already said i have no problem with older people who use checks
other than that who cares if it has been done that way for 50 years
people used a horse and buggy for longer than that, then a better more efficient way came along and people adapted
why not crap in an outhouse, go to a well for your water and use an icebox while youre at it?
I don't have a problem or complain about people who use buggies and/or outhouses. Frankly, it doesn't bug me enough to care. Same with people using checks.
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