blackpool wrote:
Ok Ok Gus youve got me sussed ,i bow to you...Let me just try and explain.
Come on then, let's hear it.
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When i first started driving i drove for someone to see if i liked it,then i thought i did, so id invest in a taxi.
Fed up being a slave, you borrowed money and bought up someone's plate. The taxi was incidental, anyone could have bought that.
It's the licence you took a punt on.
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Did you get that bit" INVEST".
Yes I get it, gambled on the market remaining restricted.
You've had a good run at it so far.
Most investments usually carry this type of warning BTW:
Please remember the value of your investment can go down as well as up and you may get back less than you invested. Quote:
Now i could have carried on renting as a lot of my collegues have,no pressure,no insurance,repairs,ect ect but i didnt.
Instead you too a risk on being able to finance your gambling with income from your former collegues.
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Thing is if they deregulate (and this is the bit youll find difficult to grasp) its the job in general that will suffer.Stop worrying about what my plate is worth, cause as you say its nothing.Start thinking outside your own little dreamworld gussy boy.Let me tell you if it aint broken,dont try and f@ck with it !
450 PH and it's not broken?
The job will suffer because your market is saturated with drivers (699 HC drivers as of 18 months ago), the result of all those owners needing a plentiful supply.
You and the others will lose your stake in the taxi poker game and have to do all the work yourselves, in competition with the former slaves.
Not forgetting the 450 PH who came into the game while your ilk was busy trying not to lose their shirts.
Sorry you prefer
"investment" don't you? It's all the same thing.