This is a right-to-work state, and people shouldn't be forced to hire union labor.

Clearly, a failure to address our nation's agriculture labor crisis would cripple our state's No. 1 industry.

We need people who can physically do some labor. We also need people that are nice and friendly to guests coming into the park that are wondering where the square dancing is, where the music is, where the food is - that kind of thing.

In all that people can individually do as well for themselves, government ought not to interfere.

That's partly a legal issue. You have the labor marketplace, where people agreed to work for a particular salary, even if it was in violation of the court's mandate.

Probably about four people out of the cast had picked up a sword before.