>One technician does not need the permission of another to start up in this >business. An existing technician does not own the market in a given area. >Newcomers are free to compete for their market share. Why wouldn't this >same reasoning apply to Ra Byn and Tara? Why can't they each be an >independent contractor with their own business?...>Stacy Adams Just one point of view on where this reasoning is not necessarily applicable: When two persons are joined at the hip, it goes so much deeper than being a newcomer or needing permission or competing, etc. One spouse, during the learning process can easily undermine the other's established business position with a careless, non-intentional act or by exercising a degree of lack of ability/understanding doing a job that causes some type of problem that can result in undesirable consequences. I've been there and don't intend to go again. Keith McGavern Registered Piano Technician Oklahoma Chapter 731 Piano Technicians Guild USA
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