An odd service, maybe the way of tomorrow...?

[GordonJ]

Originally Posted by Dien Rice

Hi Gordon,

You're right... and it's a win/win situation...

People with high income or high wealth, but no time, get to "buy" some time with their money... and people with time, but no income, get to "buy" some income with their time...

I once hired a cleaner to help me clean our house (which looked like a hurricane had passed through it). This lady LOVED cleaning! She told me it gave her a feeling of satisfaction at the end of the day, taking a messy place, and making it clean and tidy by the end of the day. At the end of the day, she held that "before" image in her mind, compared it with the "after" image in front of her... and had a great feeling of satisfaction and achievement.

I'm the opposite... cleaning up is a struggle! I'm glad I could pay her to do something which was a great result for me, and which she took great satisfaction in doing as well!

Now, as for the "veggie butcher"... You're right! If you want julienned carrots, and you don't have the equipment to do it for you, a service which will julienne your carrots for you is going to save you some time... which is good.

So you'll have more time to bring in pickups full of cash with some of the ideas on this forum...!

Best wishes,

Dien

Dien,

With all the moolah I'm raking in by not cutting my own carrots, ME be using two men and a BRINKS, thank you very much.

Better yet, I'm just switching to GERBER'S, they've already cut, cooked, pureed so I got to do is open a bottle and down the hatch.

NEW report: the Baby Food Way to Riches.

Gordon