Custom and High End Cues on the Decline?
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it's not an assumption but facts. nothing is free nowadays. even some fricking garbage are sold at a cost. as far as boats go, I have no idea at all but I do know my employer (bless him) before was able to afford a yacht easily and several prime properties which were then valued for nothing. his family owned company was established by him and started small. I wouldn't say they are a big contracting firm but they were getting good contracts nonetheless. skills are pretty much basic and I could do most of the work like he did. doing the same thing nowadays of starting small is a lot more challenging now due to competition and need some really great connections and luck. if I could turn back time, I would have done a lot of investment on other things that I love which now cost a fortune. lost a lot on bad investments which I never had a liking for. otherwise, I would be retired by now and enjoy more pool time.I wouldn't be so sure about that assumption.
I do a lot of fishing and have had one boat or another for the last 50 yrs. When talking to the manager friend of mine at this place I buy my boats at a few years ago, he told me most of the walleye boats purchased, buyers wrote a check for, most of the bass boats were all financed. Bass boat prices at the time were 60k-100k, Walleye boats were 110k-140k. Older people like me bought most of the walleye boats, while younger bought most bass boats. My last one was close to 130k and thinking about a new one now.