On Apr 21, 11:02*am, "WW" wrote:
"Stormin Mormon" wrote in message

...

I may be needing another 200 or so feet of garden hose for a
work project. Might need the hose two or three times a year,
for use during the day.

Should I buy the cheap $7.97 lengths of 50 feet from
Walmart, or get the braided nylon good stuff for 14.97?

Don't want to go 100 feet, that's too clumsy to handle.
Since the hose is used one or two days a year, I'm leaning
toward the cheap hose, it won't get much use. And won't be
out in the sunshine for very long. The expensive stuff means
more credit card debt.

--
Christopher A. Young
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We don't buy anything on credit. If we do not have the money saved we don't
need it. Always had low paying jobs. now retired and have less. However we
live fine with what we have and not what we wish for. Sent 2 boys to college
and have no debts. That credit thing is why so many people are in financial
trouble. ww


@WW:

People who need to claim business expenses for tax purposes usually
select
a credit card which is ONLY used for such expenses... Makes
accounting
all that much easier... Only 12 monthly statements to keep track of
to have
an organized explanation of the charges...

Keeping a cash ledger and all those cash receipts for a business takes
a lot
of time which a lot of people would rather not have to do
administratively...

~~ Evan