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Glasgow, Ky | Profitability depends on the equipment you run, the rent you pay (assuming you rent), the labor you hire or how much you figure in your own labor is worth, the money you have invested in a shop and how much you use it for its intended purpose and how much you saved for a rainy day when prices were good.
Granted, some of the above is not directly related to your cost of production but it does relate to how well you can weather the storm. Along those lines ones standard of living and any expensive toys or hobbies also can tighten the noose a little. Compare this to the average blue collar workers in your community and see where you stand. | |
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