All these guys are right, Glenn. You have to take care of yourself, your family, and your sanity first and foremost. I am the KING of fighting battles I shouldn't have for people that work for me. I always won, but sometimes you win the battle and lose the war. That has happened on a couple of occassions.
In these economic times, that is even more paramount! And it goes right up the corporate food chain. There's Noone gonna stick their neck out for nobody at Shearson Lehman, etc. on wall street. Everyone is afraid. This, globally, I beleive, could, and prolly will, be worse than the great depression before it's over. (Sorry for the doom and gloom guys, but I call what I see being direct on the retail front, and that is the first indicator. If nothing gets sold, no need to ship it, store it, manufacture it, or mine materials to even make it, just what I see). Retail ain't bouncing back, it's getting worse, exponentially.
"Coping" on this stuff is easy for me, but I'm quite a bit jaded. This is nothing to me, so I'm the wrong guy to ask. I am probably the most casual observer of it all going down, however. And I can ONLY afford do that because of the tragedy in my life. Best I can do is take advantage as best I can and invest in the future growth that will surely come. Boats are not the only thing I am into, but that's not important here.
You're gonna be ok Glenn. You're doing the right thing and putting your family first, and that's what is important!
Ray
