doing business in bolivia

[harrymontana]

doing business is enjoying efficiency like this:

[drobertson]

Looks like you are tired of counting the bucks!  must be a tough one,

[POSTON WIDEHEAD]

I am getting sleeeeeeeeeeepy..........

[harrymontana]

the problem here is incompetent, lazy tiran authorities,
on the other hand, women are willing to cooperate, food is very good and the weather is always nice

[drobertson]

It has to be good, or you would not be there, Harry, just saying as if we were good freinds, sell it to someone else, I have had buddies where the money is, and they try to complain, not hearing it, sorry, I guess it is what they have always said about the quality of life aye? 

[harrymontana]

It has to be good, or you would not be there, Harry, just saying as if we were good freinds, sell it to someone else, I have had buddies where the money is, and they try to complain, not hearing it, sorry, I guess it is what they have always said about the quality of life aye?

we pay in local currency and sell (export) in hard currency, so that is pretty good, then I also do not complain about the female attentions, the food is nice (good bbq's) and the weather always excellent. What is not good is corruption and government in general. You pay and wait for a long time or you pay even more and you still have to wait days/ weeks/ months..

[Ron Wenrich]

Jim King was on the forum for a good number of years.  He had a mill in Peru on the Amazon.  He had the same tales of woe about government.  Seems to be the theme in most of Latin America.  We have the same problems, but not to the same degree.

[JohnM]

women are willing to cooperate

On so many levels that may be one of the funniest things I've ever read! :D