Happy Family?

This picture was taken shortly after the "this is going to be fun... or else" speech.  

Just kidding.  Grandma Sue is terrified of guns, we got her to hold the AR-15 for a little bit.

I'm not going to lie i was a little scared even though it wasn't loaded.

Sucky

I've Learned one major lesson when it comes to business.  Always Always Always!, have a contract.  When starting out a business you may say "Oh lets get things rolling first and then take it from there."  This is the mistake I made.  I thought everyone i was working with was reasonable and willing to make the business a good experience for everyone.  I realized my mistake yesterday when one of the partners explained,  "Business is never fair and never will be."  It's strange though.  They are making demands for the department that i hold all the cards in.  So my question at the moment is.... Should i force a fair contract on the partners?  Should i sit back and be taken advantage of?  Should i drop the company and start a new one?  My idea as of now is to get a firm contract signed among all of the partners.  I'll let you know how it goes.