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Quoted from vid1900:Once I added up all the utilities, insurance and property taxes, it worked out to be about $340 a person per year. Everyone balked saying it was too much money and I sold the place to a car detail joint.
What's funny is that $340/year is far less than just about any pin collector spends on pinball. Sounds like quite a deal.
Quoted from Wolfmarsh:Our liquor stores aren't allowed to sell any beer or wine. They have to have a different store/entrance for liquor vs. beer/wine.
Here we spend a ton of money on drunk driving ads yet our state liquor stores have drive-thru's. Our blue laws state that selling alcohol is legal on Sunday within 15 miles of the state border otherwise it's illegal. So we want to keep the roads safe and God happy as long as it doesn't impact the bottom line. 
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