This is the world's largest junk food smorgasbord, and that's what brings people to the fair. It's a competitive business.

It's difficult to find people in the valley that have the skills that we need to help our business grow -- marketing, technology, research, engineering.

This means everything from promoting trade with The Bahamas, so that the business opportunities for our people improve, to ensuring that there is hassle free access to other countries.

It's hypocritical. Is it affecting business, or is it not affecting business? They're telling us, the small people that it's not affecting business, but when it's in their pocket, the casinos, now you're exempting the casinos because the state's got so much money tied up in the revenue of the casinos.

When you get people like that, they mean business. You don't want to mess with them.

This was a business that was run by people that always wanted to represent Monticello in the best manner. Jim and Jan really were the very heart and soul of Shafer Shores.