@seanfrank 1.1967 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray Convertible
2.1970 Ford Bronco (First Generation)
3.1969 Dodge Charger R/T
4.1965 Ford Mustang Fastback 2+2
5.1971 Plymouth Cuda 440
You must be willing to walk away, but your next move depends on context. A lot hinges on your relationship with the seller, deal competitiveness, and why the EBITDA is lower. Are these critical expenses driving the business, or fluff that can be eliminated?
If the adjusted EBITDA still supports your model with a solid margin of safety, you can justify moving forward. However, if the revision fundamentally undermines your investment thesis, it’s time to renegotiate or step away.
@_apryor I agree with 100% compulsory service, but options should include military, national park service, Teach For America, or some other form of public service.
It doesn’t seem entirely accurate to say that MBA programs only teach traditional search or lean heavily toward PE-backed paths. While some professors have fund and do support traditional searchers, there are also dedicated resources for self-funded paths. In my MBA experience, both options were presented fairly, though it’s true that many students might initially lean toward traditional search due to immediate funding needs. Self-funding often requires a more extensive network and financial preparation that some recent graduates might not have yet.
@AaronHarperCEO That is an interesting study. If you look at car washes, gyms, and some home servicing niches you would assume there is no issue with billing monthly. Did Alex charge annually with his gyms?
@bradford_hardin I have not had a Garmin in a long time, but it does everything I need for multi-day adventure races and ultramarathons at a dramatically more reasonable price. It has great battery life and gps accuracy.