Seems to me that proves the point conclusively (certainly in my case it does), that LLCs amount to little more than a ridiculously expensive false security blanket for wildly overblown risks that can be addressed much more economically and convieniently by other means.Of course if you're seeking affirmation of your choice to utilize something from a class (i.e., many many attorneys) that stands to benefit from it, the answer will always be a fait accompli.

In fact, I rarely buy anything plumbing related at HD.My only concern with the twist up bath drains is you lose the screen and all the hair and kids small bath toys go down the drain.I'm with ya on the shoe, had a one leak above a textured drywall ceiling.

I was not trying to "split hairs" just looking for rough estimates.. so I can financially plan accordingly prior to "jumping into training". 

Well, unemployment will be higher than 2008-2010 by this time next year, and anyone lucky to have a job will not see any pay increase for years if they don't get a hair cut and that is happening to millions of people right now.

I would guess an affirmative answer is above 80%. 

Those claims generally must be affirmatively asserted. 

If a wholesale deal yields $10,000 on the low end, the value here far exceeds that.Also, I understand that Affirm is optional.

I want to see a pilot up front with some grey hair.

It may seem the Amazon jobs are solid but with that there are so many other jobs such as start ups and ancillary businesses like hair saloons to restaurants that would be hugely affected if the cycle starts to turn a bit and people start cutting back on hitting their prime buttons for easy convenience and starts buying in bulk and cheaper brands of daily goods.  

There can also be something caught in the trap, like hair, that can then catch all of that too and stink.