The bottom line, if you don't agree with ASB's tactics, you're right as an American is to seek your business elsewhere. In doing so, you're more than likely to spend more money than if you purchase from ASB. Symantics, schmantics. It's the amount that you spend that really counts. It appears that there are still people in this world that are easily swayed by catch phrases and advertising rather than common sense. These are the same people that actually believe that their 1974 Pinto with 273,876 miles and a bad tranny are worth $3000 MINIMUM as a trade in allowance at your local used car dealership. Both buyers fail to look at the bottom line as a basis for purchases.
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House Hack. Nothing more. Nothing less. And, according to my therapist, that's not so bad.
If nothing is what the situation mandates, I'm the man for the job.
Edited on 4/16/2006 2:09 PM