Ken

I call Terry up.

I go, listen.

Come down, I'll give you a 50-pound bale.

I got one on the front.

So he drives down in the Trans Am again, and then we go to put it in the trunk, and we realize, wait a second, the bale doesn't fit in the trunk.

So we're pulling out his luggage, the spare tires, the jack.

We squeeze the bale.

We're doing this right in the street.

Squeeze the 50-pound bale in the trunk, and off he goes.

Calls me back.

That sold really fast.

In the end, we would send between 1,000 and 1,500 pounds up at a time.

And we did that.

for years.

How are you moving that?

So what I did was local kids from high school got them.

I bought three or four trunkers, you know, what I would call trunkers, like a big Bonneville or a Caprice classic.

We didn't do Cadillacs or Lincoln's too fancy, but something like that, you know, the kind of thing that could hold three or 400 pounds, you know, or, or two golf bags and the two golfers, you know, that guy, it holds about big.

And we put these kids in it, 20-something-year-old kids in what looked like grandma cars.

And then we put air shocks on them.