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The fact I have to explain this to you guys is scary. Liquidity (aka liquid assets, non-liquid assets, etc) is how easily convertible an asset is to cash. To liquidate is to turn assets in to cash. It is not to turn illiquid assets in to liquid assets. It's simply to turn whatever non-cash asset you have in to cash. You guys have got to be the dumbest people I've ever met.
ok AK, I think I understand. You just blew my mind.
Answer me this unrelated topic if you don't mind ... if someone says "they are going to be smoking salmon", you mean to tell me that they aren't rolling up pieces of fish in zig zags (maybe with a little tobacco) and actually smoking it? Or adding the fish into a bong and actually smoking it with a lighter? Tell I haven't been doing it wrong all these years. (anxiously tapping fingers on desk)
What about hard liquor? That is some kinds of solid booze right? Like jello-shots would be hard liquor? Please clarify. Thanks.
also, last question. You know when they same "you jumped the gun", that means that you actually leaped over a pistol of some type right?
