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Oh No...I made a joke...I must be belittling myself. :rolleyes:

As far as the Moab 4x4 Guide thing. I would imagine that would be a tough business to get off the ground. Seems like that sort of thing would have a lot of "established" competition. Might be difficult for a new guy to get started (or for an outsider to get hired). Not talking myself down or anything...just thinking about the Supply vs. Demand aspect.

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It's not supposed to be easy. If you keep thinking you can't break into any field, or get something started, you'll just have to settle for the jobs created for people who think like that. I hear the lower parts of the fast food industry are easy to get into!

You can come up with something for moab 4x4 guide. You could lay under trucks while they do obstacles and tell them if they are going to scrap! Then at night take them to a trail and push them all into a big hole, ship their vehicles to colombia sell them for 8x retail and run off to an island in the bahamas.

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I heard Adam was going to open up a Mobile Tierod change business based in Moab.

You'll have to get under his truck to learn though. :D

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push them all into a big hole, ahh that would be at the end of the Gemini Bridges trail at Moab. Good idea Dei :D