That's a nice machine, take care of and it'll take care of you. But just one comment from somebody who spent years chasing dollars and my nose against the grindstone: All work and no play, Makes Luke a dull boy! Take momma out to eat now and then, give her a break from slinging hash and ironing clothes. Don't make a habit of burning the candle from both ends. I don't owe a soul for anything..I wrote a $32K check for that new green machine in the shed a couple years ago. Being a good financial manager is the key to success...as my banker once told me years ago when I was in business, "you'll never spend yourself out of debt." I built 2 successful businesses and never took a dime out of them until they paid out. After the banker was paid...it was all gravy. Remember that tax write offs HELP, but you don't get all that expenditure back..it just lowers your tax burden by getting you in a lower bracket. Uncle Sam never bought anybody a new tractor or anything else...which is a stupid comment I have heard many people make: "Uncle Sam is paying for this...." When Uncle writes the check for it, you might be able to say that, until then, YOU are paying for it.
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