What if it Snows?

Then why keep asking? If insurance is too much, write it off as not being a good business decision. If you're just looking for a reason not to do it, then I guess the high cost of insurance is as good as any. You sure seem to want it though... or you wouldn't keep thinking about it. So do it. You can retire with it and enjoy the end of your career. Sometimes irresponsible decisions are the best.

 

So go back and see if the folks you got Otter's truck have another that you can trade Casper in on?

Balance that business decision with Kitty House business decision.

Keeping in mind you could probably buy property with the price difference of the 2 trucks.

 

Yep Indiana is business friendly, too bad the state doesn’t use some of that revenue to fix the d@#$ Roads!

 

I agree... don't make the decision before knowing everything for a fact. However, if he's had those three for a while and if he has common sense, he's going to either forget selling them until the economy is back to normal, or he's going to unload it now before the situation gets worse. If it were me, I'd talk to him a couple times to feel him out and process the whole situation, then make the lowest reasonable offer I think he may even think about accepting. Just don't show your hand or let on how much you really want it. You'll really fornicate with the canine if you do that.

 

Do all your trucks have drivers?