Wheat from chaff. You do that to see if they can handle it.
According to some reports, bowling isn't doing all that well. It's a bad idea to depend on a single person or company. If the whim leaves them, the effort ends.
I know it's a one shot deal, but a damn good one for the players. I guarantee you they love it. I might do something similar here. Guarantee good money and take a tax deduction for my loss.Yes, I am familiar with the event. Every business could use an investor that has no desire to turn a profit, but in the real world, such investors are few and far between. Any business that is dependent on the presence of such investors to be financially viable is unlikely to be sustainable.
I won in Small Claims court and the owner of the business refused to pay. I paid a deputy sheriff to put a Till Tap on his business. He went in and took the money from the cash register as soon as each transaction ended. He collected all that was owed to me!Speaking from experience from back in 1970's, you can go to Court, get Judgement in your favor. Unless you are dealing with person who is honorable, and pays judgement. You could be looking at a long and painful process to collect judgement. Courts are not obligated to be your personal assistant. Finding assets, or property, that is all on the person with the judgement in their favor.
As I asked before, and have not seen reply too unless I missed it.
How many people “say” Joe had their Cues on consignment?
How many of these people are actually working on getting their Cues back?
Last how many of these people have paperwork, photos “their” cue, and last paperwork showing Joe received Cues for Consignment Sale and Terms of the agreement in writing.
Most Judges like more then he said she said, written document have more power then some who said he said.
Yes, I am familiar with the event. Every business could use an investor that has no desire to turn a profit, but in the real world, such investors are few and far between. Any business that is dependent on the presence of such investors to be financially viable is unlikely to be sustainable.There is a very wealthy man who loves Three Cushion. Every year he puts on his own Invitational event paying huge money. It's a gift to the sport he loves! SJM knows who I mean.
Something like this?Anyone got some Ebony dufferins ?
Keepers!I bought these old Brunswick cues at an estate sale this weekend. Shockingly, they are reasonably straight. The problem is a few are missing ferrules and a few ferrules are cracked.
So,
Are they worth getting repaired for cool old house cues?
If so, should I also have them cleaned up?
How about bumpers: did they originally have bumpers and should add I them?
Thanks!