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My concern about signage is if the sheriff is telling us they're catching people that are doing 100 miles an hour,
we're going to say that another 20 or more people and all of the other accidents where, thankfully, the person didn't die,
Sponsorship summary, as always, we give $10,000 each year, and that gives us a huge booth with good space, signage, banners, the art project.
We did adult coloring books, clay for hands-on stuff for the kids, and then, of course, our own brochures and information and that kind of thing.
So I would make that a suggestion as well that we can have real property or parks and rec or somebody look into some property that is not environmentally sensitive that we can create something to say, look, we don't want you to do it here, but you can do it here.
You know, the thing about this is when you hear about storage facilities, I think all five of us will agree that there's always people bemoaning the fact that there's too many storage facilities and car washes and assisted living facilities.
And I remember many years ago, a garbage man, sanitation worker was killed because as they were compacting the truck, he was standing there and he compressed a thing of acid or some kind of caustic chemical and it burned him and he was killed.
If you're a woodworker or you do any kind of contracting, even with my set, I have probably four or five battery chargers in the garage because I'm constantly charging the batteries so that they're ready to go when I need them.