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Subject: | Re: UKNM: RE: A Sad day |
From: | Ray Taylor |
Date: | Tue, 24 Oct 2000 20:36:20 +0100 |
James Closs <j [dot] clossbitbull [dot] com> said:
> Johnny is a builder. One day he has an idea
He's in the wrong biz.
> he could build a big
> house
How original!
> Unfortunately Johnny doesn't have the money to build the house
He should go and get a decent job then, lazy bastard.
> goes to his friend Billy - would Billy put some money in for a share
> of the profits? Billy thinks the scheme is a great idea but he is a
> tad unsure of Johnny's house building ability
So he's a sensible investor then? The first rule of investing in a startup
is to be sure of your management team. Don't give money to complete tossers.
> so he offers to give
> the money to Johnny in two stages. If Johnny can build the walls OK -
> on time & exactly like they are on the plans, Billy will give him the
> rest of the money to add the roof too.
Is this, as I said, absurd, or am I being stupid? Who cares, either way they
wouldn't get a penny from me.
Sorry, but I'm bored with the fairy story. The two guys both lose money.
They are obviously both complete dick-heads. Why would anyone give them any
kind of backing?
Anyone on this list who disagrees, please send me �5.
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