My paperboy told me that he would deliver the Cleveland Plain Dealer for 60 cents a day and the Sunday paper for a buck fifty. I agreed but after a short bit I reduced my end of the bargain by 5% and I stole his bike.
My paper gets here a little later but my retirement savings are 25 cents a week and I save a ton of money on gas now 'cause I use the kid's bike.
These are methods I did not have to go to school to learn. You'd think I learned these tried and true approaches to business at home, in kindergarten, or Boy Scouts, but I simply watched my mentors in the workplace.
I'm thinking that the kid will never grow up and realize what I did to....er I mean for him..