What some of the states are doing, they can open, but its very difficult some of the rules of some of the states are hard core when you look at them, you think ppp versus, geez, those are the rules . Took some ppp before were seeing it . I think its not going to be nearly as easy as people think i do wonder if our show were located in austin if we wouldnt be saying those crazy new yorkers, but we live here. We live in new jersey. I think that its going to be a little bit more difficult for a company to stay in business unless they have great Balance Sheets, and are able to ride the waves. Look at norwegian cruise its a city on a a foreignflagged city on the ocean. I see situations like that, im like be careful. Its not all roses when youre opening. Right additional headlines this morning about pending layoffs, reportedly pending layoffs for the airlines in october. Bankruptcy news, whether its hertz or a few other companies now. The markets looking past a lot of that. I think the marke
Notorious incidents, he also mentioned the followup and i probably will not have time to get to that. But i will have copies of both books for anybody interested. As the name suggests, the book is about murders and shootouts and anything notorious that happened in the ozarks. In some cases, slightly outside the ozarks. The timeframe is from the and of the civil war up through the gangster era of the 1920s and 1930s, with one exception about the very last story of something that happened in 1950. But it covers the gangster era. I would like to say, if there is any other thing that i tried to develop in the theory is something jeremy touched on. The idea is that the old west was not just kansas and arizona territory and places like that, particularly in the years immediately after the civil war, like from 18651875 and 1880. There was a lot of things that happened in missouri and the ozarks and we were very much part of the wild west. The first chapter in my book is about while bill hanco
Notorious incidents, he also mentioned the followup and i probably will not have time to get to that. But i will have copies of both books for anybody interested. As the name suggests, the book is about murders and shootouts and anything notorious that happened in the ozarks. In some cases, slightly outside the ozarks. The timeframe is from the and of the civil war up through the gangster era of the 1920s and 1930s, with one exception about the very last story of something that happened in 1950. But it covers the gangster era. I would like to say, if there is any other thing that i tried to develop in the theory is something jeremy touched on. The idea is that the old west was not just kansas and arizona territory and places like that, particularly in the years immediately after the civil war, like from 18651875 and 1880. There was a lot of things that happened in missouri and the ozarks and we were very much part of the wild west. The first chapter in my book is about while bill hanco
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