American Consumers Return To Their Historical Pattern Of Going Nuts

The Business Insider ^ | 4-13-2010 | Joe Weisenthal and Kamelia Angelova

[sergeantdave]

Thaddeus Kosciuszko is one of my favorite revolutionary soldiers.

“By the way, what is your business?”

We’re currently doing computer analysis and usability studies. It’s about the computer/human interface studies for businesses to improve their interaction between customer and client. It’s our secondary business until, hopefully, our primary business takes off. It’s strictly business-to-business stuff.

What I’m seeing, and we’ve been in business for more than 21 years, is that the pig obuma is destroying the base of business, which is business people dealing directly with other businesses.

I’ve never seen anything like this. Obuma is a monster.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Dave! You need to relax and go fishin’ with me! :)

I hear ya loud and clear, though. I do all of my shopping from local businesses, and after that, on the second hand market.

I do a lot of business to business deals too, working with landscapers and growers. Food producers are going gangbusters; landscapers...not so much. though everyday folk are buying up nursery stock like there’s no tomorrow; I think everyone is nesting and stay-cationing for the next few years ‘til this chit blows over.

[sergeantdave]

Well, I certainly appreciate you rescuing me from going over the edge and instead, go bluegill fishing.

As a kid with a bamboo pole and a can of nightcrawlers, my father said you must clean every bluegill you catch.

Have you ever cleaned 87 bluegills? I have. including 1.4 inchers. Not much for a Friday night fishfry.

You want a conundrum, explain to your mother where to spot the fish you caught amongst a pile of cheap french fries.

Well, I shouldn’t bore you with trivialties.

May God bless you with more children or more chocolate malts ( whatever you want) your choice.

Ta-ta.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

I’ll take the malts! I’ve earned my stripes surviving three boys, LOL! :)