This is the time of the year when the bears are aggressive.
They're getting ready to hibernate and they're scouring for food.
If you are a hiker, take extra precaution.
You just gotta' love the B.C. Fish and Wildlife people for posting this sign.
FRONT AND BACK VIEWS.
I'm having these printed up.
5000 of them to give away.
"$100 dollar bills" with our information on the back.
We will pass these out whenever the opportunity arises,
leave them at our barber, restaurants, friends, etc.
Your welcome to use it. Obviously, my friends in the States
might want to think about using U.S. currency.
David Letterman told a story the other night on his show.
This was not his usual monologue poking fun at some hapless celebrity.
This was an admission of infidelity and of attempted blackmail.
When he finished his story, the audience applauded.
I guess people are fed up with politicians, religious leaders and
other people of note getting caught in a peccadillo, then rationizing,
justifying and making excuses. Or outright lying about it; or crying crocodile
tears. (The Swaggart performance was deserving of an Academy Award).
He just told the story straight, and honestly.
How refreshing is that?
Now, I'm not
a huge Letterman fan, but I hope he doesn't lose his job over this.
There's absolutely no evidence to suggest that this was anything but
a consensual act between two adults. And there is no point in moralizing.
It's an issue best left to sort out between him and his wife.
I "touched" this guy 5 times, the last time with a
full blown market evaluation. I FINALLY got him on the
phone tonight. He said, "Jeezuz, you're a aggressive bastard.
Don't you EVER give up?".........................................Perfect!
I responded, "Real estate is a tough game, and sometimes negotiations
can be really tough. At the first sign of trouble, should I collapse,
or do you want someone there negotiating for you who
is a really aggressive bastard?"
I have a listing appointment Friday.
Last week, I held an open house on a new listing
and I picked up a new buyer...or so I thought.
I qualified them to death; style of house, area,
and price.
Then, came the crunch. I asked them to sign an
"Exclusive Buyer's Agreement". They balked! Upon further questioning, it
turns out that the person who sold their previous house was a relative
in the business and they were "kinda" (their term, not mine),
working with him. I told them, "Sorry. No buyer's agreement,
no showings". Why would anyone waste their time
without this agreement in place?
I AM the Mission expert on real estate. I know this area and the inventory, and I know my product. I've done many transactions in Mission and stand behind my service. Call me for a market evaluation.
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