This is the problem as I see it: the further south you go from Kansas, the lower the prices go on tree work; but by some sick twist of fate, the women get exponentially hotter as you travel down I-35 from Kansas City to Wichita (ouch, if you could even call those females women) to Stillwater (now we're talkin') to Oklahoma City and Norman (sizzlin'), and I can't mention the fine ladies from North Texas because it simply brings up too many memories of girls that could set ablaze a campfire full of green wood in the time it takes for you to make some extra money and head south to where we're already livin' it up.
I understand Johnson County has more money and a "higher cost of living" but isn't a "higher cost of living" a little bit optional depending on if you wany to live in the "right" neighborhood and shop at Albertson's instead of Wal-mart? If you're there to work is there that much difference in your overhead or is it more a difference in you expectations?
I don't blame you, if you have higher-end clientele willing to pay a premium for professional service and expertice, so be it. But please don't tell me there is that much difference in expenses between here and there, I grew up in Kansas.
Wedge that sh*t, tie it off to your truck, drop it, chunk it, collect your $2300, and I'll show you how to spend it. Dang, I sound like clearance sometimes.
