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No defence or assistance needed when dealing with you or your postings as you are your own worst enemy but it is entertaining at times.
So here's some quick observations Sam. Your friend sold his "manor" as well as his yacht but kept his collectable car collection as he is in early retirement from medical concerns? Is this correct? Lets start at the beginning Sam. Your "friend" is an employee as referenced by your choice of words. Early retirement is not what business owners do when the scale back or depart Sam. They don't retire or take "early" retirement Sam. We also don't call them " manors" here Sam. They are called estates or estate houses(subdivisions)here and they have space and privacy. With all this space it's quite easy to have multiple collections and buildings for one to enjoy right on their property. Strange that your early retirement friend kept his car collection while selling his "manor" as that simple decision affects family while liquidating a remote car collection has little consequence other than freeing up capital. Not logical Sam as if health was failing you would try to simplify disposal of assets for family. Just my thoughts. Sell the yacht and house but keep the cars? I don't know if many if any employees that have manors, yachts and a remote collection of classic cars, do you?
You are quite comical in your postings Sam. Tell your friend that healthcare varies greatly and is dependent on what someone is willing to pay. Your friend should know this and with all tha manor and yacht money the health can be addressed.
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