Three Part Report
Last night's meeting with an English-style supplier led to the acquisition of a fuel at an amazing price. WTX was able to obtain Woodchuck cider at $2 a pint.
This is a fuel with a fantastic yield of PPK's signature product with an alarming volume and bouquet. Taking advantage of this special offer led to two production runs before noon today.
For lunch, convenience store chimichangas were available at the price of two for $1.50. The third production run came suddenly this evening while at the supermarket. The imminent start of the production run was signaled by the release of boiler pressure to the imagined delight of the patrons of the frozen food section. The last production run was the highlight of the day. All went well and ended well. We expect explosive growth this holiday season.
This is a fuel with a fantastic yield of PPK's signature product with an alarming volume and bouquet. Taking advantage of this special offer led to two production runs before noon today.
For lunch, convenience store chimichangas were available at the price of two for $1.50. The third production run came suddenly this evening while at the supermarket. The imminent start of the production run was signaled by the release of boiler pressure to the imagined delight of the patrons of the frozen food section. The last production run was the highlight of the day. All went well and ended well. We expect explosive growth this holiday season.
posted by Troy at 9:49 AM
2 Comments:
As always, excellent reports from the field. Keep it up WTX
This is also a fuel that should be used moderately. We don't recommend drinking cider and eating Mexican food everyday. It could lead to warping of the production chute, maybe even turning it inside-out.
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