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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 4741465" data-attributes="member: 58386"><p>Spot on. A while back a comment Mike Tomlin made to his players was picked up by the media and went viral. "You're only here until you can be replaced" The same holds true for so called "contractors". You're only there until Fat Freddy finds a way to get his junk hauled that is cheaper and faster than what he currently has or is forced by means of federal legislation to change in a way that makes contractors unnecessary or illegal to use. IWBF and the others continue to cling to the belief that they will be able to sell for in IWBF's own words here "millions and millions of dollars". Well, that's only if the current structure holds. Which in turn begs the question... How much money do you want to place at risk here? What do you have to liquidate for cash if the contract is cancelled, withdrawn or outlawed? At that point all you are is the owner of one of the fastest depreciating pieces of equipment known to the US economy , made even worse by their very limited alternative uses.</p><p>While the others on this may scoff and dismiss us we can still stand proud to be among the few with the resolve to stand up and challenge the practices of that company and the egregious matter by which they treated so called "contractors' in the hope that it might have made it better and a bit more secure for those who followed us.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 4741465, member: 58386"] Spot on. A while back a comment Mike Tomlin made to his players was picked up by the media and went viral. "You're only here until you can be replaced" The same holds true for so called "contractors". You're only there until Fat Freddy finds a way to get his junk hauled that is cheaper and faster than what he currently has or is forced by means of federal legislation to change in a way that makes contractors unnecessary or illegal to use. IWBF and the others continue to cling to the belief that they will be able to sell for in IWBF's own words here "millions and millions of dollars". Well, that's only if the current structure holds. Which in turn begs the question... How much money do you want to place at risk here? What do you have to liquidate for cash if the contract is cancelled, withdrawn or outlawed? At that point all you are is the owner of one of the fastest depreciating pieces of equipment known to the US economy , made even worse by their very limited alternative uses. While the others on this may scoff and dismiss us we can still stand proud to be among the few with the resolve to stand up and challenge the practices of that company and the egregious matter by which they treated so called "contractors' in the hope that it might have made it better and a bit more secure for those who followed us. [/QUOTE]
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