Here’s What Happens When Your Cash Flow Doesn’t Add
Since the markets are closed to accomodate people who like to skip work, I’m stuck here with nothing to distract me from the pile of paperwork that’s been building up since early December. Bother…
However, for those of you who aren’t given any fake holidays to play hooky with, here’s some light reading to keep you entertained.
Background reading:
And that is what happens when you play fast and loose with debt, trying to be all things to all people.
6 Responses to Here’s What Happens When Your Cash Flow Doesn’t Add
@caun
you were right and we were wrong. i payed dearly for this mistake. have you looked at psn recently. do you really think that it is this worthless?
I’m sorry to say this, but yes I do.
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Yup – in the words of Russel Peters = “somebody gonna get a beatin”. I messed with this for all the wrong reasons – I knew one of their dipshit mgrs. What I should have remembered is that he was no shining freakin light — SAT S. of 900.
Jan 21 Leafs and Oilers tied for 1st and Redwings tied for last.
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You can do yourself a big favor right now, and never trust him again.
I’ve found that people who work for companies tend to get way too involved personally to see past the “corporate optimism” and be honest about their real situation. It takes a really special person to climb the corporate structure and not also become unecessarily optimistic about their firms prospects.
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Nice work.
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Wow
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