I know what I'm getting into (or at least I think I know what I'm getting into) I thought I made that clear in my first post.

I have a problem though:

I wanted to be a pilot ever since I was seven and I am not analytical, or powerful enough to deny my dream and do something else.

I tried, I did the state school thing ... but my mind is always in the airplane.
I did toy with the idea of quitting this whole flying thing and go to law school ... but I think I will be miserable.

I would rather do this and fail than doing something else and asking myself my entire life "What if ...?"

P.S. Don't think I'm bashing all the local FBOs ... I am bashing the ones I was part of.

P.P.S. @AirWillie no need to bring me down to earth ... I understand the state of the industry, and I understand the nature of the job (sometimes glorified(ish) bus driver comes to mind, but there is no need for me to pull that one out of the bag)

Yes, I am familiar with what it entails ... but I think this act alone tells me a lot about the FBO (it tells me that this people are willing to go beyond the bare minimums)

- I am still waiting for your answers ...