u/dinosarahsaurus

The majority of my unsavory boomer interactions happen at the weekly farmers market where I am a vendor. It is an outdoor market so you can't close the doors till opening time. That means they wander around while vendors are trying to set up. I could probably post every week about stupid shit they say.

Two gems from this week:

"Why aren't there labels on your stuff?" Dude... there are you just need to look at the front of the table. Also get out of my personal space behind the table.

"How can you even call this a market or even a farmers market? There are 5 tables and no produce this is ridiculous" Maam, the market doesn't open for 2 hours. The 5 of us here are here because our stands take forever to set up. Come back in 2 hours and you will see 45 different vendors, live music, and a bbq.

I am thinking the answer is no, but why not ask?

I have cottage industry level business. We are currently rebuilding an old truck for my business use only. It is part of the "brand" and will be used like say, a coffee trailer, only out for the weekly business events.

Since this truck is being built for the express purpose of my business, what are the chances that the build costs are a business expense? I am guessing none but once it is registered and actively working in my business then its costs are a business expense.