Why do divorces cost so much? Because they are worth it. I had the very same question posed to me by a client the other day. On Sun, Jan 4, 2015 at 1:32 PM, Evan Ginsburg <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Once upon a time .... membership was checked when going to the National. > If you showed your card, admittance was free, no card, there was a charge. > Also there was a time when it was needed at the annual meeting. > > > History can be fun. At the National for years there was no cash register, > but the treasurer would collect from those who entered who were non > members. Then when we got a cash register, the income rose, but the club > decided not to advertise the National in the local papers, with some > exceptions, and income went down from attendance. Now we don't charge to > enter, rather using it as advertising for our great breed, so no need for a > membership card. > > There was a time when we voted on issues at the Annual Meeting. When the > board voted not to have members vote, there was no reason to require > membership cards. It allowed non-members to see what a wonderful club we > were, and how hard our board worked. I even remember when the members sat > on one side to vote, and the non members on the other. It was sort of a > wedding, brides and grooms friends. > > The marriage of the GSDCA continues, but if there is ever to be a divorce, > I am here to represent the bride. > > Why do divorces cost so much? Because they are worth it. > > Evan > > >