Dark Side of the Horse by Samson for May 16, 2013

Same as the amount gained being productive… none…--Mostly because of inflation, and they’re not so interchangeable….

However, in order to save time, one must spend either energy or money… -In order to save energy, one must spend time or money…-In order to save money, one must spend time or energy…-Examples being trying to catch a cab/bus to get someplace on time, vs. walking if you can’t spend the fare,

Or for the health benefits of walking…. or, in order to cut down on bills, taking the time to buy energy saving appliances and maybe installing them yourself,

There’s many more examples out there….

Burning you twigs verses paying a garbage truck to haul them away……

If it were that easy, Horace, I’d be posting this from my private island mansion.

That was a typo, Horace; it was supposed to read, “Dime is money.” And it is.

“Good. Fast. Cheap. Choose any two.”^Gotta get that plaque! (if there’s time, and if I feel like it, and if it’s in the budget… Lol!) Seriously, that’s good!

ahead of time + under budget = priceless

He’s got the wrong formula in the devise.(Rate X Asset(rented item) X Time) – Liabilities = $Big Bucks

That’s before compounded interest gets involved.