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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (3733)	10/22/2019 1:32:49 AM
From: elmatador	1 Recommendation Recommended By robert b furman Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13803

What keeps things in balance The insurance companies love to charge higher premium. The state forces building codes. . Because increase in numbers, higher strength and different paths of hurricanes affects the insurance business, insurance companies finance climate studies. Scientists funded by insurance companies devise climate models and supply insurance companies with them. Based on said models, insurance companies increase insurance premium in areas where they already charge and expand higher premium to a widen geography, The climate alarmists work as the brigade that place in the population's minds the "threats". It does not end there, the scientists want a steady flow of money to provide more studies and create threats after threats. That gravy train attracted more and more people to climate science since there is where the money is. That worked until now that the game has become way too apparent to ignore.

To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (3733)	10/22/2019 8:28:15 AM
From: robert b furman	2 Recommendations Recommended By elmatador SirWalterRalegh Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13803

HI Elroy, There are always finite resources. In the car business, the building was inexpensive and best treated as a fixed expense. In the car business with slim margins - the working assets are what absorbs working capital, new vehicles are floored - with an offsetting credit balance as money flows in and out. Used cars equal what the building cost and parts can be another million. Then all that fluctuates dependant upon the greed of the OEM. Best to have a pile of cash you can rely on and make a monthly mortgage payment or two each month. We always made a payment on the 15th and the 31 and accelerated the pay down. I do not claim to be a climate anything. Global warming is a failed scam and it now goes to climate change - must have been embarrassing watching the Grand Solar Minimum cool things off. As for the climate, like the stock market - it will fluctuate, of that I'm sure. As for CO2, my carbon footprint has a big minus sign in front of it. Bob Bob