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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 5354063" data-attributes="member: 58386">You talk like you have control when the reality is that you have NO control. You talk like you and contractors in general have a coordinated plan to return prosperity to contractors when the reality is that you have NO plan.So what will be the outcome? Patton and his boys will put on a show for the&nbsp; media in Vegas with Patton the headline act. Why? Because he&#039;s an attention hog. But, 3 months from now, the show&#039;s over, the media have long since moved on to the next story , powerless contractors will continue to be totally beholding to Fat Freddy, Black Friday will be like every other Black Friday&nbsp; and peak will be just another peak .You contractors are in the worst possible position. Stayed too long, over extended and overly committed to a flawed and potentially failing business model. One whose future direction you have no control over whatsoever but one that you cannot walk away from without being economically ruined. So what are going to do? There&#039;s nothing you can do but to try and ride it out hoping and praying that you don&#039;t run out of of cash before the economics of the matter swings back into your favor. But, what are the odds of that happening?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 5354063, member: 58386"] You talk like you have control when the reality is that you have NO control. You talk like you and contractors in general have a coordinated plan to return prosperity to contractors when the reality is that you have NO plan. So what will be the outcome? Patton and his boys will put on a show for the media in Vegas with Patton the headline act. Why? Because he's an attention hog. But, 3 months from now, the show's over, the media have long since moved on to the next story , powerless contractors will continue to be totally beholding to Fat Freddy, Black Friday will be like every other Black Friday and peak will be just another peak . You contractors are in the worst possible position. Stayed too long, over extended and overly committed to a flawed and potentially failing business model. One whose future direction you have no control over whatsoever but one that you cannot walk away from without being economically ruined. So what are going to do? There's nothing you can do but to try and ride it out hoping and praying that you don't run out of of cash before the economics of the matter swings back into your favor. But, what are the odds of that happening? [/QUOTE]

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