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To: Ditchdigger who wrote (99)	2/9/1998 12:14:00 PM
From: Hawkmoon	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 348

DD, I understand your sentiments, and normally I would agree with the Sam Walton analogy. But my father has been a contractor for several decades now and every couple of years he will trade in his Chevy pickup for a brand-new model. Given the amount of milage that he puts on his rigs, it has been both trade-in driven, as well as a success oriented. He's alsways been quite successful, since having that new truck makes him look that way and his clients take note of that. I've seen some very fine carpenters always hurting for work because they have been chintzy and tried to squeeze every bit of mileage out their vehicles that they could. Again, I want to see the money and the contracts, and so far as I'm concerned, if K. Smith locks them in, I don't care if he drives a Ferrari. Show me the money!! <wink> Regards, Ron