A short conversational excerpt from a YouTube video by Mike Andes in which a speaker describes needing to sell a mower to cover expenses during winter and only just getting by until income recovered. The clip focuses on financial hardship during off-season months and the trade-off of selling equipment to stay afloat.
When it came down to the wintertime, I still got stuff to pay out and I end up having to sell the mower.
So you just get by the winter.
Just to get by the wintertime and just to keep rent paid until we could keep everything going back up.
Look, I understand the knee jerk reaction to sell equipment when you don't have a lot of funds and there's not a lot of work coming in. You got to get through somehow. Instead of going into a defensive measure and selling off equipment likely at a loss, can we go on the offensive? Just get more customers and get more revenue using that equipment to get through the slow season?
