People pay as quick as they can to solve problems.

[James Thornton]

Was just cruising down the road with the windows down on a sunny afternoon, when I heard a strange noise from the tire... Hopped out to see a big screw lodged in it.

Called tire shop, drove there immediately, and pulled out my wallet. Fastest $25 I've ever spent.

Why would I wait? So I can end up on the side of the road sweating while putting on the spare? I got a road trip this week man.

I'm currently on the want side of the fence, rather than than the need side. But while I'm over here planting a few money trees, you can bet your a$$ I'll be keeping an eye out for problems I can solve over there.

 

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[JustinBoshans]

Was just cruising down the road with the windows down on a sunny afternoon, when I heard a strange noise from the tire... Hopped out to see a big screw lodged in it.

Called tire shop, drove there immediately, and pulled out my wallet. Fastest $25 I've ever spent.

Why would I wait? So I can end up on the side of the road sweating while putting on the spare? I got a road trip this week man.

I'm currently on the want side of the fence, rather than than the need side. But while I'm over here planting a few money trees, you can bet your a$$ I'll be keeping an eye out for problems I can solve over there.

Very good post, the problem has to be painful enough to motivate action.

 

[sammy01]

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I'm currently on the want side of the fence, rather than than the need side. .[/QUOTE]

So true
No one want to be on the need side.

Regardless
Not all people willing to pay to solve a minor problem.
Some of them are waiting for multiple problems to come to solve them all.

Priorities my friend.


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