way to go Campbell! why is it that government is filled with “ms grundies” who are dog in the manger types to the nth power? they feel that they have to look down their noses at any buisness that does not meet their criteria of a “real” buisness and will pass laws to put them out of buisness. hey look at history to see that the “ms Grundies” of the world would of killed many famous buisnesses had they had the power to back then. Levi Strauss was orignaly sold out of the back of a wagon. the Delmonicos when they started in new york sold food out of a tent and from wagons with tent awnings when they expanded into the wild west. these and other buisnesses had an idea but little cash to work with so they did what they could. they became creative! this is the American way!! Montana holds dear to its heart that pioneering spirit and it saddens me deeply to see rule bound buracrats kill that creativity. their way is to say if you dont have a million dollars to start a buisness you are not worth their notice or concern other than to make sure you are kept in your place—namely at the bottom of the heap where you belong! thats their way of looking at it, well i say every one of us are equal citizens and that making laws to kill the heart of american buisness which is free enterprise is wrong!!!! Montana should stand up and say in a loud voice NO! no to picking on the little guy who has the guts to change his thinking and life to give his family and himself a chance at a better life. years ago where i used to live they destroyed that spirit with discriminatory laws and now it is just a “good old boy system” where the good old boys are those with big money and everyone else is just a serf to lift and tote for them because the system is rigged so you cant start a buisness without millions there by keeping the riffraff down where they belong! dont let this happen here in this most wonderful and special place called Montana, speak out let your voice be heard! Montana the land of the Free and the home of the Brave. lets keep it that way!

Brian- I couldn’t have said it better myself!!

Forty to fifty thou a year in the big cities, huh?  I wonder if one could plan on making half that in Podunkville here. 
I’m gonna get me a hot dog cart then. 
Yes, way to go, Campbell.  There has to be a way to make a living around here, besides welfare.