“The two greatest words” are not “It’s.” and “Mine.” How about “Paid” and “For”?
“The two greatest words” are not “It’s.” and “Mine.” How about “Paid” and “For”?
Like the person who’s stooped down to tie a shoe when the bullet flies overhead… Who’s to say it’s not in our best interest when we’re a bit delayed or detoured. Who’s to say a “random meeting” or change of events and timing, as a result and for example, will not pay dividends in the…
“Family Man Terms” has been used in ads and promotions to convey that easy terms were available. However, what it really meant was that the whole family had to go to work to pay for it. Who’s to say that “Friends and Family” doesn’t mean the one using this phrase is, in…
