i would really like to know if they make a go of it in ten years or so. Would like to think they could,but they have a tough row to hoe. I would really like to know the old fellows reasoning,besides what you read in a feel good story. Its very possible that the old man is a much sharper buisness man than folks give him credit for. Old buildings for instance might be in such a state this was simply his best option for getting out from under them. asbestos insulation or tile on the floors for instance would require a ton of money to be invested by these folks before they could even startup. and he couldnt sell them most likely in their present state. i hope thats not the case, but im leery of anything free. especialy when he could have simply turned the running of the store over to them without gifting it to them. wonder how many will really be able to afford the income taxes on their share? as i say i would like to know they make it,,
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