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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 4314336" data-attributes="member: 58386">The only risk you&#039;ve ever incurred was the time when you had to go crawling back to Fat Freddy ask for your job back fully cognizant of the possibility that he might not want you back.......but as we all that know your mother interceded in your behalf. Perhaps in a manner similar to the manner in which Forrest Gump&#039;s mother interceded in his behalf.Now IWBF can say what he wants because he&#039;s also operating in one of the most ideal places in the country being that it&#039;s one of&nbsp; most population dense high per capita consumption parts of the country where his tires never come in contact with an unpaved surface and in an area for which the business model was designed.....But, it doesn&#039;t exist everywhere and the farther removed from those ideal demographics the territory is for that&nbsp; person who is going to try to operate in the higher the risks become.Needless to say that FXG is still a NATIONWIDE carrier and while there are some lucrative parts of the country to apply the FXG business model there are just as many and probably even more that are at the complete opposite end of the spectrum and the unique challenges they&nbsp; represent. And Fat Freddy is going to be reminded of it when Smart Post goes out to rural America.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 4314336, member: 58386"] The only risk you've ever incurred was the time when you had to go crawling back to Fat Freddy ask for your job back fully cognizant of the possibility that he might not want you back.......but as we all that know your mother interceded in your behalf. Perhaps in a manner similar to the manner in which Forrest Gump's mother interceded in his behalf. Now IWBF can say what he wants because he's also operating in one of the most ideal places in the country being that it's one of most population dense high per capita consumption parts of the country where his tires never come in contact with an unpaved surface and in an area for which the business model was designed.....But, it doesn't exist everywhere and the farther removed from those ideal demographics the territory is for that person who is going to try to operate in the higher the risks become. Needless to say that FXG is still a NATIONWIDE carrier and while there are some lucrative parts of the country to apply the FXG business model there are just as many and probably even more that are at the complete opposite end of the spectrum and the unique challenges they represent. And Fat Freddy is going to be reminded of it when Smart Post goes out to rural America. [/QUOTE]

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