cash4gold liquidation - another greedy strategy

[dayzero]

PS
I wanna brew beer too, and I reckon you could get quite a lot of Pie for Beer...
Well, you could off people like me who love beer almost as much as Pie.
I'm watching a load of brewing stuff on eBay right now....

so...... get the demijohns in!
Stock up on yeast!
You'll be a new Paradigm Business Success Story!

And just think what the new Business Angels might be like! lol.....

[Humble Janitor]

Originally Posted by dayzero

PS
I wanna brew beer too, and I reckon you could get quite a lot of Pie for Beer...
Well, you could off people like me who love beer almost as much as Pie.
I'm watching a load of brewing stuff on eBay right now....

so...... get the demijohns in!
Stock up on yeast!
You'll be a new Paradigm Business Success Story!

And just think what the new Business Angels might be like! lol.....

I actually know how to brew already. I am just lacking in time to hone my skills and improve upon what I already know.

As for stocking up on yeast, you can ferment beer with wild yeast. The only downside is that the beer will be sour due to the strain of brett (short for brettanomyces) yeast that ferments the beer. This is why many "farmhouse ales" smell like a barn. Still quite good.

I guess my destiny is to grab whatever the hell I can find and start over. I have no desire to prepare to the gills like everyone else because what if my "stash" of survival stuff was destroyed? I'd have to start over anyway. When the time comes, I will be prepared in a different way.

The cash4gold is a form of pawn shop w/the convenience of not leaving your home. As we all know, convenience costs more.

That said, to me, investing in metals is merely an effort to preserve some of your monetary wealth. But just as important, if not more, is investing in tangibles, tools & other hardware for gardening, building, clean water, animal husbandry, etc. which I'm doing.

It just makes sense that while I'm living in an environment away from any large city, to use the land for food production, stocking the pond, creating backup energy and such.

And to the yes/no list of skills... mine are the same as yours Ttc except for the last one, dieing < I'm not so sure I will do that well.

Another item to add to the list: Are you a good neighbor? Can you be trusted w/ & cows? I thank Norval for that one. My answer to this is a big Yes as well.

er... a word got lost in the last post...
It's can you be trusted with children and cows?
lol