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When that one customer is "your family", it's a little bit different, though. PS: From context, I suspect you meant to say "illiquid asset".
by sokoloff 3y ago
When that one customer is "your family", it's a little bit different, though.
PS: From context, I suspect you meant to say "illiquid asset".
- dehrmann 3y ago> When that one customer is "your family", it's a little bit different, though. I think it makes it worse.
- sokoloff 3y agoHow so? You control the customer’s buying decision and the product on offer is “living indoors”, something that you’re not going to easily decide to cut from your budget.