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Bottom line: It is way less expensive...and way Who Is Your Chuckler? et your picture in the paper, and they put you in “Inc” magazine, I’ll make you a bet on the next three or four that you work on you go bankrupt and you dump every one of the companies that you have.Doesn't it just irritate you when you finally decide to start your own business and you spend hour after hour doing research and getting prepared just to have someone close to you chuckle at Bottom line: It is way less expensive...and way less worrisome and troublesome...to go after good businesses that are already making huge profits, and that are extremely easy to get investor financing for, than "dog" businesses that have lots of "potential."
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