Eat a 25 dollar hamburger and uncork a 400 bottle of wine.

Ray Kroc, in his 1977 book, 'Grinding It Out' stated in at least four places that McD Corp is not and will never be in the hamburger business.

Bun, Burger, lettuce, Sauce, Etc.

The reality is that if you think Hamburgers do you think McDonalds or the neighborhood hamburger stand.

We still have a right to defend ourselves and expect others to uphold legal agreements.Would you consider it a "moral dilemma" for that same woman to walk into a grocery store and leave without paying for her two pounds of hamburger?

For the most part it holds up well but I have had one incident where tenants had heavy furniture with bun feet that gouged the floor all the way past the poly and into the wood.  

In fact, it might be useful to keep your job until you reach a very solid position.People are in a hurry to get out of their jobs, but things happen, and a steady job with benefits has a lot of value in uncertain times.Now if you flip hamburgers, I totally understand.

I have buns of steel, and secondly....

The implications of raising the Minimum Wage to $15 an hour are that MacDonalds scrambled to develop a machine that can make 230 of any kind of hamburger that you can want, an hour.

If you know how to use this type of loan, the solution is really quite simple...and an IO loan could turn into a goldmine situation for you.Trouble is, too many REI treat IO loans like credit cards, of as Popeye's best friend used to say, "If you give me a hamburger to day, I'll..."