@meetmikehiggins 1 is by far the best. I feel (anecdotally) that getting crazy creative with acronyms and logos is very 2000s. Simple and easy is best.
@homeservguy I would eat it and absolutely blacklist that customer from my business and every single connection I have. It’s petty on their end, make it right and move on and make things more difficult for the next time they try to pull this crap.
@ConnorAbene I agree and (politely) disagree at the same time. I like the idea of keeping exit near the top of priority, because it sets a SMART goal & aligns the business priorities as such.
That said, if FCF/EBITDA isn’t HEAVILY weighted in the exit strategy, that’s a much different story.
@sta63221298 @TRUmav Understand your position, but statistically it’s *probably* a small outlier of people doing that.
For every one person that does that, two others may not even ask for ranch.
@CollinJHumphrey They’re everywhere where I live (Northern California).
I’ve quickly drawn the conclusion that someone who has one *HAS* to be noticed.
The same person that left their iPhone on the table in 2007. The same person who drove a Hummer in 1999.
It IS their entire personality.