Gas Engineer to Successful Business

Everyone thought I was mad. Even my Grandmother looked up at me from her deathbed and said "Don't do it!" the day that I announced that I was going to leave my well paid job as a gas service engineer to start my own business. For years I had dreamed of starting my own business and now I had taken action (and a massive loan from the bank) and opened up a convenience store and post office. I figured that people always need to eat and therefore opening a shop selling food was a guarantee for success. getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk getmoonmilk

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