You do this very well. Any special training involved?

Steve

 

...Yes....

 

Why would you want to own a chrysler, if you own a Porsche dealership? Please explain...

 

Diabetologist

 

Assistant to the Regional Manager of a mid-sized paper company!

 

I'm retired from the fed gov, was a Blood Bank Supervisor at a VA Med Cntr. , now double dipping at a private level one trauma center. Bought a new '07 Limited coupe on 12/5/07 for $23K...can't stop driving it...already have over a 1,000 miles on it...goal is to put 1,000,000 on it before I die.

 

I am in charge of engineering and design for 10% of the highway system in Virginia.

 

Retired from the U.S. Air Force after 26 years as a project manager for new IT and communications systems. Back with the Air Force as a civil servant - Management Analyst for new IT capabilities.

 

Federal police officer after 12 years army. Had to edit my post because my wife said it wasn't my car, its hers. She is currently in law school after 4 years army.

 

6 years active duty air force.

 

I'm a retired Electrical Engineer/Manager. Spent all of my working life after college in one end or another of the electric power industry.

Now, I'm filling spare time as a musician.

- Bill

 

You must be following the I35W investigation closely to learn who
liabilities can be hung on.

 

The way things are going, we'll probably never find out!

 

I'm in the process of undergoing a significant change in my occupation. I'm in the process of buying a bar/restaurant a few blocks from where I live. If the financials check out, then I should close within a few months. I live in an area where there are going to be 25,000 new rental/condo units available in the next 3-4 years. There are currently very few if any good nightlife spots around here. If it works out I'm going to open an upscale wine bar in the area as well.

 

I do computer systems for Hospital Emergency Departments. X military and grease monkey though.

 

Good luck; that's a tough business. Make sure there are no local zoning changes in the works that could screw up your plans. If there aren't any, and if you're the first to open in a hot new residential or mixed-use area, then you should do just fine as the visionary groundbreaker. And keep up the quality - that's what brings back repeat customers...

 

I am a high end collision repair technician (bodyman). I work on only high end and exotic cars...anything from Lexus to Lamborghini.

 

Sweet, my brother and you would really get along then, he does the exact same thing down in Austin.

 

The zoning laws are actually getting more lenient in the area. The bar that's for sale currently already has a good following, but there are obvious changes you can make to make it a better bar. I'm not sure what the owner is doing, since I've heard people tell him where the problems are more than once. Luckily for me he hasn't listened. He wants to retire and go traveling for a few years, so he's looking for a quick sale. I have some accountants and lawyers going over there next week to take a look at the books. I have a feeling the records he kept aren't very good. We'll see.

 

I am a Engineering Technician for a small Mobile Command Center Builder...

The wife is a Resident Care Coordinator at a large Retirement Community...

Paul