I finally sold my shop.
Now I have all the time I need to ride as much as I want.
Unfortunately, I also have no income any more so I can't buy gas.
Sod's fucking law, really.![]()
I finally sold my shop.
Now I have all the time I need to ride as much as I want.
Unfortunately, I also have no income any more so I can't buy gas.
Sod's fucking law, really.![]()
. “No pleasure is worth giving up for two more years in a rest home.” Kingsley Amis
Just put everything you got into lotto tickets.
You should have bought the building the shop was in while you were working, now you would be living off the rent.
...lost 80% of my work due to all the shit we have had down here over the last couple of years...in some kind of temporary ( I hope), semi forced retirement...know how you feel...
welcome to my world.
but that i never had a shop to sell.
just makes it all the more worth when you do get out (but you damn well hope nothing breaks)
Shell (yes, I know) we pass the hat around?
Hey Mr SF. There was that job going in Waikato for the Magazine Bike Tester. Maybe it is still going so you could apply![]()
I've spent my money on bikes, booze and babes. The rest I've wasted....
What am I going to do?
Well...
For the next couple of months I can be employed at my old shop to manage the change-over without losing the current clientele. This is part time - about 21 hours per week at present but more after new owner gets the chiller installed and extends the hours.
I have had a couple of other work offers from the liquor industry to organise the wine sides of their businesses. Haven't explored this in any depth yet - depends on how I go here.
I have also renewed my teacher registration so can do day relief work if called. Good money but no work at all during holidays and a few bastard kids to deal with as well.
In the medium term, all being well, I will do a TESOL course and then sod off over the oceans to teach english to speakers of other languages for two or three years. I have a bit of an advantage here since I do have teaching experience PLUS a degree, so I can get into certain countries that require a degree qualification and are prepared to pay well for such people. Doing this I might make back some of the gazillions of dollars that owning a wine shop has bled from my coffers.
So that's the plan.
. “No pleasure is worth giving up for two more years in a rest home.” Kingsley Amis
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