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ParticipantWhat about those banks that were essentially forced to take TARP funds even if they didn’t need it?
I bank at Union Bank exclusively so am not effected (great bank by the way) but still don’t think this is a fair solution…
ParticipantWhat about those banks that were essentially forced to take TARP funds even if they didn’t need it?
I bank at Union Bank exclusively so am not effected (great bank by the way) but still don’t think this is a fair solution…
ParticipantWhat about those banks that were essentially forced to take TARP funds even if they didn’t need it?
I bank at Union Bank exclusively so am not effected (great bank by the way) but still don’t think this is a fair solution…
ParticipantWhat about those banks that were essentially forced to take TARP funds even if they didn’t need it?
I bank at Union Bank exclusively so am not effected (great bank by the way) but still don’t think this is a fair solution…
ParticipantWhat about those banks that were essentially forced to take TARP funds even if they didn’t need it?
I bank at Union Bank exclusively so am not effected (great bank by the way) but still don’t think this is a fair solution…
ParticipantMy good friend owns Sunglass and Optical Warehouse. They have stores in Sports Arena, La Jolla and Convoy. I spent many years sailing with him. Good guys, honest shop, HUGE selection (both sunglasses and regular optica) and great prices.
http://www.sunglassoptical.com/
FYI if you are looking for sunglasses the best are Maui Jim’s. I have spent my life on the water and nothing comes close. And they offer their sunglass lenses in prescription (one of, if not THE, only).
ParticipantMy good friend owns Sunglass and Optical Warehouse. They have stores in Sports Arena, La Jolla and Convoy. I spent many years sailing with him. Good guys, honest shop, HUGE selection (both sunglasses and regular optica) and great prices.
http://www.sunglassoptical.com/
FYI if you are looking for sunglasses the best are Maui Jim’s. I have spent my life on the water and nothing comes close. And they offer their sunglass lenses in prescription (one of, if not THE, only).
ParticipantMy good friend owns Sunglass and Optical Warehouse. They have stores in Sports Arena, La Jolla and Convoy. I spent many years sailing with him. Good guys, honest shop, HUGE selection (both sunglasses and regular optica) and great prices.
http://www.sunglassoptical.com/
FYI if you are looking for sunglasses the best are Maui Jim’s. I have spent my life on the water and nothing comes close. And they offer their sunglass lenses in prescription (one of, if not THE, only).
ParticipantMy good friend owns Sunglass and Optical Warehouse. They have stores in Sports Arena, La Jolla and Convoy. I spent many years sailing with him. Good guys, honest shop, HUGE selection (both sunglasses and regular optica) and great prices.
http://www.sunglassoptical.com/
FYI if you are looking for sunglasses the best are Maui Jim’s. I have spent my life on the water and nothing comes close. And they offer their sunglass lenses in prescription (one of, if not THE, only).
ParticipantMy good friend owns Sunglass and Optical Warehouse. They have stores in Sports Arena, La Jolla and Convoy. I spent many years sailing with him. Good guys, honest shop, HUGE selection (both sunglasses and regular optica) and great prices.
http://www.sunglassoptical.com/
FYI if you are looking for sunglasses the best are Maui Jim’s. I have spent my life on the water and nothing comes close. And they offer their sunglass lenses in prescription (one of, if not THE, only).
ParticipantI am doing exactly the same thing you are speaking of with our consultants. The simple fact is that business is down and companies have to trim their expenses. While I am sorry you are having to take it in the shorts at least you have customers and money coming in. Now if you are providing the service at a loss then maybe it’s a bigger problem.
In general, businesses are not asking for a bailout. They are trying to keep their businesses alive. When the market returns, and you start having more customers you will be able to renegotiate and up your costs. That’s the way markets work.
ParticipantI am doing exactly the same thing you are speaking of with our consultants. The simple fact is that business is down and companies have to trim their expenses. While I am sorry you are having to take it in the shorts at least you have customers and money coming in. Now if you are providing the service at a loss then maybe it’s a bigger problem.
In general, businesses are not asking for a bailout. They are trying to keep their businesses alive. When the market returns, and you start having more customers you will be able to renegotiate and up your costs. That’s the way markets work.
ParticipantI am doing exactly the same thing you are speaking of with our consultants. The simple fact is that business is down and companies have to trim their expenses. While I am sorry you are having to take it in the shorts at least you have customers and money coming in. Now if you are providing the service at a loss then maybe it’s a bigger problem.
In general, businesses are not asking for a bailout. They are trying to keep their businesses alive. When the market returns, and you start having more customers you will be able to renegotiate and up your costs. That’s the way markets work.
ParticipantI am doing exactly the same thing you are speaking of with our consultants. The simple fact is that business is down and companies have to trim their expenses. While I am sorry you are having to take it in the shorts at least you have customers and money coming in. Now if you are providing the service at a loss then maybe it’s a bigger problem.
In general, businesses are not asking for a bailout. They are trying to keep their businesses alive. When the market returns, and you start having more customers you will be able to renegotiate and up your costs. That’s the way markets work.
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