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Posted by on August 2, 2006, 1:13 am
Strip club owner calls me up, requesting a proposal to replace a
second ac unit at his facility.
I replaced the first one 7 yrs ago for $3800, and offered him a
discount of $600 if he did both waaay back when. He decided to save
his money.
Thanks to China, DOE and 13 seer, his new proposal for replacement is
pushing $5800.
The second ac unit is costing him $2800 on and above what he could
have purchased it for 7 yrs ago.
The question is: Did he save any money?
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Posted by Stormin Mormon on August 2, 2006, 7:36 am
Even with the energy savings, sounds like it's costing more. However,
he kept the money in his wallet for a couple more years. It's very
possible he just simply didn't have the money back then.
--
Christopher A. Young
You can't shout down a troll.
You have to starve them.
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Strip club owner calls me up, requesting a proposal to replace a
second ac unit at his facility.
I replaced the first one 7 yrs ago for $3800, and offered him a
discount of $600 if he did both waaay back when. He decided to save
his money.
Thanks to China, DOE and 13 seer, his new proposal for replacement is
pushing $5800.
The second ac unit is costing him $2800 on and above what he could
have purchased it for 7 yrs ago.
The question is: Did he save any money?
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Posted by * on August 2, 2006, 12:24 pm
Given your rationale, shouldn't you be purchasing two or three new vehicles
at a time, NOW?
gofish@gonefishin.net wrote in article
> Strip club owner calls me up, requesting a proposal to replace a
> second ac unit at his facility.
>
> I replaced the first one 7 yrs ago for $3800, and offered him a
> discount of $600 if he did both waaay back when. He decided to save
> his money.
>
> Thanks to China, DOE and 13 seer, his new proposal for replacement is
> pushing $5800.
>
> The second ac unit is costing him $2800 on and above what he could
> have purchased it for 7 yrs ago.
>
> The question is: Did he save any money?
>
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Posted by HeatMan on August 2, 2006, 3:39 pm
> Strip club owner calls me up, requesting a proposal to replace a
> second ac unit at his facility.
> I replaced the first one 7 yrs ago for $3800, and offered him a
> discount of $600 if he did both waaay back when. He decided to save
> his money.
> Thanks to China, DOE and 13 seer, his new proposal for replacement is
> pushing $5800.
> The second ac unit is costing him $2800 on and above what he could
> have purchased it for 7 yrs ago.
> The question is: Did he save any money?
To heck with THAT question, do you get to watch for free?
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Posted by lp13-30 on August 2, 2006, 9:22 pm
Kinda hard to say if he actually saved money or not. If he had put the
new unit in back then, it would be 7 y/o now, approaching half of it's
life expectancy. The $2800 figures out to $400/yr, so a lot depends on
the old unit-- if it was rocking along for those 7 years with only
routine service and possibly a few very minor repairs, he probably is
ahead. If he kept pouring money into the old one until it finally was
beyond repair, then he didn't. I would also be willing to bet that the
club's cover charge, if they have one, as well as the price of drinks
and umm whatever else they sell there, has gone up some in those 7 years
also. Larry
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> second ac unit at his facility.
>
> I replaced the first one 7 yrs ago for $3800, and offered him a
> discount of $600 if he did both waaay back when. He decided to save
> his money.
>
> Thanks to China, DOE and 13 seer, his new proposal for replacement is
> pushing $5800.
>
> The second ac unit is costing him $2800 on and above what he could
> have purchased it for 7 yrs ago.
>
> The question is: Did he save any money?
>