How do you finance your INFI addiction?

do you like my car?..... its new!
My children both go to private schools
I even have a huge collection of Busse Blades

How do I do it?

I am in debt up to my eyeballs,.... I can barely afford the minimum payments-
 
You REALLY don't want to know...it ain't pretty. :eek: But I have the satisfaction of knowing I own some of the best knives made...and hanging with Hogs. Works for me! :D
 
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Fortunately, the “family business” is doing well. And for my family, INFI is an offer we just can’t refuse. And as long as it’s used for “removing” the competition wether it be, branches, people, rope, whatever, in the course of the business, then it’s a write off anyway.
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Tiny86 said:
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Fortunately, the “family business” is doing well. And for my family, INFI is an offer we just can’t refuse. And as long as it’s used for “removing” the competition wether it be, branches, people, rope, whatever, in the course of the business, then it’s a write off anyway.
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Awesome!
 
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I buy low and sell high, along with selling my re-grind services! :eek: Really, having no kids helps.


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I cut, or choose less expensive finished goods for use in our construction projects. Since I only have to answer to my mom and dad within the company, I can justify nearly all cost-cutting decisions. For example, we initially specified Sub-Zero refrigerators for our current development, only to turn to Kitchen-Aid for a savings of $2000.00 per unit. Decided just this afternoon to not supply built-in refrigerators at all for a savings of $7500.00 per unit. From Dunn-Edwards to Vista paint, from brushed nickel Brizo faucets to ones finished in polished chrome. From 5/8" gypsum in the garage to 1/2". From 5 kW to 3.5 kW PV systems, the savings add up.
 
And who cares... they'll never sell anyway :p

adamlau said:
I cut, or choose less expensive finished goods for use in our construction projects. Since I only have to answer to my mom and dad within the company, I can justify nearly all cost-cutting decisions. For example, we initially specified Sub-Zero refrigerators for our current development, only to turn to Kitchen-Aid for a savings of $2000.00 per unit. Decided just this afternoon to not supply built-in refrigerators at all for a savings of $7500.00 per unit. From Dunn-Edwards to Vista paint, from brushed nickel Brizo faucets to ones finished in polished chrome. From 5/8" gypsum in the garage to 1/2". From 5 kW to 3.5 kW PV systems, the savings add up.
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Tony G said:
All you have to do is see if Guyon will give you the Blade 07 photos of me with XYZ's daughter... or was that his wife :confused: :confused:.

Or just bring your wife/girl friend(s) to Blade 09 and take your own pictures. :thumbup: :D


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WOW that is easy!!! :D
 
Pay Attention,

Buy only what you can afford to keep for 5 years or more, then sell or trade what you think you can live without.

Re-invest the profit in new knives that you can afford to keep for 5 or more years, Rinse, Repeat.

Do this each year, that way you have a steady supply of five year old Busse knives for sell or trade.
 
I sold a testacle on the black market and replaced it with a silicone ball. Feels the same....except when I cough......:(
 
monday - friday i rob banks and when they're closed on the weekends i sell crack to the real uncle jarvis.

i'm not very good at it all though so i end up with more scrapyard money then INFI money.

it took a lot of banks but i got me a NMFBM and BC on the way.

STICK'EM UP..............2 FOR $5
 
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