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Originally Posted by AsianDivaGirlsWebDude
Rochard should have read Minte's book:
Minte apparently is head of the company he inherited from his Dad:
Minte's constant flaunting of his material possessions is very unbecoming and reflects a type of insecurity common to the nouveau riche, however it makes sense when you understand his recent wealth was largely financed by his inheritance (since it is unlikely that Minte could have bought the company on the salary his Dad paid him for 30 years, before inheriting the company upon his Dad's death).
Basically, Minte is a mini-Romney wannabe (not that there's anything wrong with that). 
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Here's a question for you. Why would I inherit the business and not my mother. She is alive and well. She and my father were only married to each other from the time they were 18 up until his death. And they were very happily married.
I wish I would've inherited a pile of cash when he passed. It would've made thing a lot easier than it was. But again, my mother received that insurance money.
You've obviously found one of the numerous news articles about the company, you know that in the year of his death we had just built a new 30,000 sq ft plant which was about half filled.
Now scroll ahead 16 years. My manufacturing business has grown to 3 separate companies in a 502,000 Sq ft building sitting on 50 acres of land. My tire company alone does more sales in a week than we did in a year in the late 90's. It's significantly larger than the plastics/metals company. And the good news, is we invested heavily in new equipment in 2013. The tire company will grow at least 40% this year. We are hiring 50more employees in the first quarter.
If you think that hasn't taken a lot of years of hardwork and dedication you would again be wrong.
If it hurts you to view what others have done, don't look.
There are a lot of car threads, vacation threads, jumbo tv threads, guitar threads, etc.. that get posted here that I have nothing to do with.
This company was a team effort. Him and I started together,when I finished my tour in the army. That article was wrong btw. He completely retired in 1985. He owned a 37' tartan sailboat and a very nice RV which him and my mother traveled in most of the year. He actually had his heart attack when they were away.