[0:00] back.
[0:04] » I think I got everybody.
>> Yep. All right. Just call this meeting
[0:08] to order.
If any
[0:13] » here
[0:19] » okay adjustments
[0:24] got everybody had a chance to look
through the adjustments?
[0:28] » Yes.
[0:36] I'd entertain a motion to approve the
budget or the adjustments.
[0:42] » Yeah, I'll make a motion.
>> Okay,
[0:43] » I'll make a motion to approve.
[0:49] Okay. In the claims docket that chair
got it
[0:56] adjustments.
Okay,
[1:01] everybody got everybody signed on that
[1:06] entertain a motion to approve pay the
clot.
[1:11] » Second all favor.
Okay, that gets us down reading of the
[1:17] minutes.
>> Okay, our last meeting uh was regular
[1:22] meeting was June 8th. A regular meeting
was held this day at the Dugger town
[1:27] hall at 6 PM. RO was answered by Larry
Bedwell, Carol, and Terry Smith. Larry
[1:33] called the meeting [clears throat] to
order. May 11th, 2026 regular meeting
[1:37] minutes were read by Mindy. Larry asked
if there were any questions or
[1:41] corrections, and there were none. So,
Carolyn made a motion to approve the
[1:45] minutes with Terry seconding motion with
show hands in favor. Larry stated that
[1:50] he called the guy that owns
the old Methodist church. Town Marshall
[1:55] Bill Sneed stated that he had also
spoken with the owner, Scott Murdoch, as
[2:00] well. And Scott stated that he would get
started on getting it cleaned up. Larry
[2:05] stated that Joey Axe is wanting a water
line north of town and wants the town to
[2:10] put it in. Larry stated that he called
Bob Smith and Grass for an estimate for
[2:15] the water line. Larry stated that he did
not see any potential for growth out in
[2:21] that area. Larry stated that we can set
a meter and the line will be Joey's if
[2:26] that's what the town wants to do. Terry
stated that we do not let anyone else
[2:32] sell water if sell water if he sells it
off of that line. The line would be
[2:38] Joey's. Larry stated that he did not
know what size meter he was wanting.
[2:44] » [clears throat]
>> Carolyn stated that she thinks we had
[2:46] more mosquitoes this year and that she
doesn't think we had as many as when we
[2:52] sprayed ourselves. Larry stated that he
will catch up with City Pest and see
[2:57] what's going on. Adjustments were
presented to the board for the month of
[3:01] May 2026 in the amount of $439.15.
Carolyn makes a motion to approve the
[3:08] adjustments with Terry seconding motion
with the show of three hands in favor.
[3:12] Adjustments were signed by all three
board members as well as clerk treasure.
[3:17] Claims were presented to the board from
May 12th, 2026 until June 8th, 2026 in
[3:23] the amount of $88,5955
[3:27] consisting of three pages. Terry makes a
motion to pay the claims with Carolyn
[3:32] seconding motion with show three hands
in favor. Claims were signed by
[3:36] [clears throat] all three board members
as well as clerk treasure.
[3:41] In old business, uh, the pigtail
ordinance was discussed again. Larry
[3:46] stated that he will get an ordinance for
a three-foot pigtail.
[3:50] Terry stated that the Bower Socks
repaired the brakes on the dump truck.
[3:54] He also stated that Dustin pulled a pump
on Johnson Street lift station, cannot
[4:00] find the parts to repair it. He stated
that it needs rewound and that the pump
[4:06] is an antique. He stated that we need to
upgrade it. Larry asked if a new pump
[4:11] will have the same hookup and Terry
replied that Braden is trying to find
[4:15] out.
Water maintenance ski ordinance was once
[4:19] again brought up in old business.
Carolyn asked that to be explained to
[4:23] her.
Terry stated that old meters in the
[4:27] ground that they are old meters in the
ground that people are not using and
[4:31] they have to be maintained. Terry stated
that we do not have the man power at
[4:36] this time to go pull all of those old
meters. Carolyn asked if other towns
[4:41] have an ordinance for this. Terry
stated, "Yes, I think so."
[4:46] Larry asked Carolyn and Terry if they
wanted to set up a meeting with
[4:51] Bramer, a new potential employee, and
Terry and Carolyn both stated yes. Larry
[4:56] stated they could do a personnel
meeting. Mindy explained the check
[5:01] situation on Paul Somerville that a
check was sent to their address for
[5:06] their meter deposit refund. They did not
provide provide another forwarding
[5:11] address and they had not received the
check and the check was mailed 12424
[5:18] and the check had not cleared the bank
yet.
[5:21] The amount of the check is for $50.
Check number 606 and a cancellation fee
[5:27] is $30 at the bank. Mindy stated she can
receive the check back in in January of
[5:33] 2027 if not cashed. The board decided to
write them a new check to the new
[5:38] address that have been provided by the
Somervilles and just received the check
[5:42] back in in January 2027 to avoid the
cancellation fee at the bank. Larry read
[5:50] Dustin's report in his absence.
A Dish citizen was present asking if
[5:56] someone had spoken to the people from
the last meeting about the driveway
[6:00] being blocked by her rental property.
Bill Snee stated that he had and that
[6:06] the people blocking the alley are
supposed to start working on it. Bill
[6:11] stated that he will give Murdoch and the
guy blocking the alley a deadline of 30
[6:15] days.
Terry stated that we have had some
[6:19] customers come in the office and not be
very nice. Larry stated that he is he is
[6:24] going to call Linton Glass. Terry makes
a motion to adjourn. We put on seconding
[6:29] motion with show three hands in favor.
[6:34] » I know there
[6:39] telling them what we had there and they
said they would send somebody out to
[6:44] meet with me. I have never heard
anything as of yet.
[6:50] There's nothing that hunt. Anyway,
there's some power lines run through
[6:55] there, but I would like to get those
cleared out when we get time. You know,
[7:02] going to do so much, I guess.
[7:09] Did Did Brammer tell me the other day he
went out to pull some of those old
[7:13] meters?
He was pulling
[7:17] down there at Jeremy Schwarzes and
the pits. They wanted the pits out of
[7:22] the property.
>> Okay.
[7:25] » And then there's one up next to Thomas's
up there that
[7:32] house that's falling in or whatever.
>> Yeah, I'm getting ready to tear it down.
[7:36] » You buy that or
the only way you can get rid of them.
[7:40] You know what I
tear them down
[7:50] or lost it?
>> It may pop back in.
[7:54] » Yeah.
>> Okay.
[7:58] Have any questions for from Mindy on the
minutes of the last meeting?
[8:05] » Motion to approve the minutes of the
last meeting.
[8:07] » I'll make a motion to approve the
minutes.
[8:09] » Second. all here fast.
Now, of the new claims, everybody seen
[8:16] the new claims.
>> There is none.
[8:19] » There is none.
>> Oh,
[8:25] pass that.
Don't need motion for that report.
[8:30] [laughter] I had that laid out here.
What I do with it?
[8:39] this here. You're not talking about this
over here.
[8:43] » Oh, [laughter]
[8:49] idiot.
Just says we had the water tower painted
[8:54] and inspected.
Terry been denied the asset management
[8:58] plan required to
I did a technical visit to who discussed
[9:04] demographics to the town.
Main Street lift station needs pump
[9:09] code. Yeah, it did say Main Street, not
the main lift station.
[9:16] I need assistance for the back. [snorts]
[9:20] You're going to you're going to be
around morning.
[9:22] » I'll get what they
>> Okay,
[9:24] » we'll get it.
>> DMRQA
[9:26] is due this year waiting for study to
open and standard monitoring framework
[9:34] will be done in August. Do you mind if I
look at that?
[9:39] » Something else I was going to ask you.
>> I was going to tell Thomas, we had a
[9:43] technical visit for IDM over the water
system [clears throat]
[9:48] and I was telling you guys when you do
your hydrant deal, you you look at
[9:53] pressures with one open.
>> Uh he said that's good. that gives us a
[10:01] what is a hydraulic
[10:05] loss for the words for that. It's it's
like a model hydraulic model of our town
[10:12] » that we could look at and say okay water
flows this way when you got these open.
[10:17] Do you have that information?
>> I've got the in like an Excel
[10:23] spreadsheet.
>> Yeah. But um Thursday
[10:27] I hoping or they've already told me
they're going to improve the new
[10:30] software for us we have to have for
reporting.
[10:33] » Yeah.
>> And then that will have a hydrant module
[10:35] and I can put all that stuff in there.
Yeah.
[10:37] » And it will actually color code our
module or our hydrants by flow.
[10:40] » Yeah.
>> And it'll actually tell us where it'll
[10:43] put it all into a nice like PowerPoint
for us.
[10:45] » Yeah. And you share that with clerk and
[snorts] next thing we have a tank
[10:50] visit.
>> Yeah. But I've got all the hard data for
[10:52] the last 10 or 12 years or 15.
>> I told you you had that.
[10:57] » We do static. We do a static pressure,
residual pressure, and a pedo reading.
[11:03] » Yeah.
>> And every year we switch different. We
[11:07] have to pick six different locations,
but every five years we have to go back
[11:10] to the ones that the state give us.
>> You talk about the water flow. Does that
[11:17] tell you which way it's flowing?
No, it just tells us what we do is we'll
[11:21] put our pressure gauge on one hydrant
and we'll just turn it on and it'll tell
[11:25] us how much we got. Then we'll go to the
a block down to the next one, open that.
[11:29] We'll see how far it falls, how much
pressure we lose. And then we
[11:32] [clears throat] open a hydrant
completely up and we got a little gauge
[11:36] that we stick in it and it reads how
much water's coming out, how much flow.
[11:42] And then they take all three of those
and there's a math formula they put it
[11:45] into and it calculates the flow and NFPA
has different colors that you're
[11:50] supposed to paint your hydrants for the
flow.
[11:53] » Oh yeah.
>> So the fire department knows how much
[11:57] flow that hydrant has.
>> You paint the caps or the old hydrant.
[12:02] » Most places just paint the top. Yeah.
>> That new program we're got, it'll be on
[12:07] our phones. It'll caller code them on
our phones and tell us where we get
[12:10] there.
[12:13] Well, that was one thing. And then we
showed them our maps of the system and
[12:18] we've got a map that John Fiverr gave us
that shows how to shut portions of the
[12:25] town off. He was he really liked that
one.
[12:29] » We've got I don't know. You guys should
have a book that's got all the hydrants
[12:32] numbered and GPS coordinates. I think
it's out there
[12:38] with that one new guy now and then
you'll have another new guy a week.
[12:45] So, but you do that you you open the
hydrants every October, right?
[12:49] » Yes, we do. Every hydrant has to be
opened and flushed.
[12:51] » Yeah. Yeah, that was a question they
had.
[12:54] » And then we have to keep any anytime
there's maintenance done, we're supposed
[12:57] to log that in our maintenance logs.
>> Yeah.
[13:00] » But that'll all be hopefully moving to
that computer-based system. Yeah.
[13:04] » He said it took us about three months to
get it up and running. But
[13:08] » back a few years ago, somebody brought
in a bunch of rocks
[13:14] that they got out of the fire hydrant
when they was flushing it.
[13:17] » And I've always asked, "How did those
rocks get in there?"
[13:21] » We said a bunch Well, when that house
burned on Laughlin Street, they just
[13:25] fixed the water line down from it and it
plugged our truck up, all our brand new
[13:29] nozzles. We had to go run back to the
station and get all brand new nozzles.
[13:33] to be able to put the fire out.
[snorts]
[13:37] » Sure is. They [clears throat] can't
There shouldn't be any drops in a in the
[13:42] bottom of a pit when you're repairing a
water start with just all mud.
[13:47] » Yeah, that one was full gravel.
>> Yeah, just got fuzzled me how we could
[13:53] get that many rocks. Yeah, I tried. I
remember talking about that. Turn that
[13:58] up.
Okay. Where we at next? Mind
[14:05] » top of the next page.
>> I'm sorry. Oh,
[14:09] » top of the second page.
>> Report.
[14:13] I just
Yeah, I didn't read that.
[14:18] Then uh get into old business
tail ordinance.
[14:24] » Discuss that I think. Well,
[14:29] no. I think
[14:35] » right there is the second page.
[14:46] » Do you have a second page?
>> Back in this first page, claims and
[14:53] stuff.
[14:58] You're still here.
>> This comes before it. You're saying
[15:03] » it don't matter really.
[15:08] » I'm refreshing my memory on this
pigtail. What
[15:12] was just
>> We decided we decided we're going to put
[15:17] a three-foot pigtail on all new meters.
I was thinking we decided
[15:20] » and that way the customer hooks onto
that pigtail and yeah they're
[15:25] responsible. We fixed two water leaks
Scott Stanton's and Carla Walters were
[15:32] both sinners was uh either rusted out or
the solder joint joint actually bored
[15:39] underneath Scott Stanton's and raised it
up and caused the solder to crack around
[15:45] it and leak water.
>> Where did he board? They bored through a
[15:50] meter or two.
>> They boarded I don't know where they
[15:52] boarded through. They bored under his
and raised the line if it was that close
[15:56] that it shoved it up.
[16:02] Okay.
[16:10] Let's see. We discussed things that was
uh
[16:14] discussed with IDM. We just did that
flood bill testing the meters every
[16:18] year. That's another thing I guess
needed.
[16:21] » Well, Linton's going to put that Mach 10
meter in Wednesday
[16:26] at our pump house,
>> but they're not going to require
[16:31] Pleasantville to upgrade their meter or
test it. and they don't really care
[16:36] because it goes through their meter over
there and
[16:40] » it gets divided between Pleasantville.
So
[16:44] » I guess we have that authority see how
we're furnishing their water.
[16:48] » Well, we don't furnish water. We furnish
pumping
[16:51] » but we pay for the water that's in air
their meter.
[16:55] » So who's we talked to about having
>> I don't know what they do now, but I
[17:02] remember talking to Lana. They got a
complicated setup there. They've got two
[17:05] heaters, a high and low.
>> High low. Yeah. I think this M 10
[17:10] replaces the high and low. And
according to utility supply, it can see
[17:17] a tenth of a gallon filter through it.
That's pretty.
[17:23] » Yeah, that's pretty.
>> That's what he said.
[17:26] » Yeah.
[17:30] I don't think it's fair for the people
of Denver to pay for Pleas
[17:38] 5% error reading in the meter then they
need to pay an extra 5% for the error
[17:44] » and 5% don't sound like much but when
you go what 15
[17:48] » but I don't I'm just guessing I don't
>> the meter's not been tested
[17:54] » needs to be I think we just need to
require them to upgrade to the Mach 10
[17:58] because that's what we're getting shoved
on us
[18:02] » on average 15 16 million gallon.
>> I'm not sure what they use. I I'd like
[18:08] to see it go radio read so we could pick
it and know we could look back the last
[18:12] 96 days tell them by the hour what they
took.
[18:17] » They had those meters in. Why in the
world didn't they go ahead and and use
[18:22] them? What was the point? I know Lonnie
put meters in down there. He's working
[18:26] on it.
I don't know, but it's something we need
[18:29] to address
[18:36] » testing me every year. Like you said,
they're going to put in new meters in it
[18:40] » Wednesday 9:00
>> and then pleas I'll see if I can talk to
[18:47] Brooks volume on see
can we get a grant for real time reading
[18:55] of the meters
>> that was something DM
[18:59] » brought up in that tech meeting was
we've got all radio read master meters
[19:04] and all radio read meters The only one
that ain't radio reads the new car wash.
[19:11] We didn't know if that was going to
stick around long enough to afford to
[19:14] buy a 2in meter for it.
>> Oh, he's been over there working about
[19:18] getting cleaned up.
>> Yeah.
[19:21] » But IDM said there's grants out there to
get real time reading and that would
[19:28] enable us to see
leaks in real time instead of
[19:35] » that. I think that's probably what
Shelurn has.
[19:40] I guess
>> Carlo's putting it in now,
[19:43] » Carla. But I guess the way they
explained it to me, they've got this big
[19:47] screen there and it'll actually flag if
me runs continually for
[19:54] so long. What whatever they deem too
long.
[19:57] » Yeah.
>> Flag it.
[19:59] » Our flags.
>> Yeah. Anyway, okay.
[20:03] Let's see. Linton needed to provide a
minimum chlorine in their contract.
[20:11] I don't know. I think Dustin does
chlorine test every
[20:14] » right. But that's what he said. He said
that Linton needs to provide us.
[20:18] » That's what IDM said, too. That's that's
stuff off of the IDM report that we need
[20:23] to correct.
>> Okay.
[20:26] Well, where would they take this at the
pump house? Whatever.
[20:30] Clinton would just have to say that the
minimum chlorine level is going to be
[20:34] this coming to us.
[20:39] Then you just have to test
a little worried about your mayor. I I
[20:45] talked to his wife the other day. She
was out walking at the
[20:50] Walmart and I said, "Where's the old man
at? He needs to be out here, too."
[20:54] Well, she said everything every time
this this happened said he didn't have
[20:58] any strength in his legs. I saw him at
church yesterday and he didn't didn't
[21:02] look good.
>> Yeah.
[21:04] » I don't know what we do with that.
Anyway,
[21:08] uh
we're going to we're going to pursue
[21:12] them to try to get a grant for the
>> Yeah, I've talked to DCCM.
[21:20] I told him I was going to talk to you
two about it. make sure we're all on the
[21:24] » same page. And
>> client's done some of the work in the
[21:30] past and if we use him, we just update
all his stuff and
[21:36] but it's that open grant, you know, and
they have the first stage in the spring
[21:41] and the second stage in the fall.
>> We're in the second stage now. So, we
[21:45] just need to wait till
>> next year,
[21:47] » next year, start the ball rolling on
them. You got to jump on the murder
[21:51] because they
>> got a certain amount allotted for that I
[21:54] guess once it's used up that's
[21:59] got
>> it's a lot of money but it ain't if we
[22:02] could get a grant for 80% of it wouldn't
be too bad
[22:07] » a budget workshop for July the 15th at 3
p.m. First budget meeting will be
[22:12] scheduled for September the 14th.
The adoption meeting will be scheduled
[22:16] for October the 12th if everyone is in
agreement with this. So what's this uh
[22:23] something going to be done by the state
board of accounts or
[22:28] is this something
>> we have to have a budget ready by
[22:31] October 12th? Right.
>> We have to have our budget ready by
[22:35] October 12th.
But we need I think a couple times to
[22:41] » discuss things and see what
>> put in what budget.
[22:45] » Yeah, that's my budget workshop is the
15th
[22:48] » with the field representative over the
computer. Talk about the budget.
[22:55] » So we're going to have a physical
meeting here to
[22:59] » No, I'll just do it with her over the
computer.
[23:02] » Okay.
[23:05] just get
it. If they want some agreement with
[23:10] this, which don't have a choice,
>> we can change the date.
[23:15] » Oh, yeah. Change the date.
>> That's just our meeting dates. That's
[23:18] our September meeting and our October
meeting.
[23:21] » Yeah.
>> So, our regular meeting
[23:25] » hopefully by that time I'll be up and
running again.
[23:29] Let's see. The ending balances and
investments as of June the 30th, 2026.
[23:37] Cemetery is $7,000.
>> That's the
[23:43] » 78,000
$17.77
[23:50] cookie trust
$8 well, 184677
[23:57] and Mid Reposit is
2,22920.
[24:04] That could trust fun,
but
[24:09] » well, state board council
told us to get a hold of somebody that
[24:14] up [snorts] there that could tell us how
to roll it into the cemetery.
[24:20] » Do it.
>> Is she have any living relatives?
[24:27] I don't think
>> we don't know who they are. We don't
[24:29] know even know who who left the money
here. We don't even know who they are.
[24:34] » Did you want to see these?
[24:39] » Judith
Cookie.
[24:43] » I don't know. She right out here
alongside the road. Anyway,
[24:50] » are you talking about Oilia meets?
[24:54] » Yeah, you're right. Yeah, that's a
different one.
[24:57] » Yeah,
[25:01] » but that was supposed to have been
make sure she had flowers on her grave.
[25:08] » Well, that was a different person.
That's a different thing. The ones that
[25:13] want to put on the grave. That's the one
we're trying to get this money
[25:17] with the cook. The cooks trust. That's
the one that want to put money on. use
[25:23] this to put flowers on the grave.
>> We don't even know who that is to put
[25:27] the on the grave
>> and you know I don't know who would take
[25:31] the responsibility to put the stuffs on
the grave way take take money for that
[25:36] like that. Did you
>> we don't even know who it was because it
[25:39] was long before we even got here. Yeah.
>> So I need to go in the general fund so
[25:44] we could
>> well put it on somebody's grade but not
[25:50] » everybody's anybody's
>> they give you a name to talk to about
[25:54] rolling that into the center. No, they
just said we could contact state board
[25:58] of accounts and
somebody up there would know the proper
[26:03] way to
>> Well, I talked to
[26:07] » Bob Hun about like going through the
courts because that's how it was
[26:10] established and it sound like a big big
deal. I mean, the time you got through
[26:15] wouldn't be anything left anyway. You
had your lawyer to do something, you
[26:19] know, it wouldn't it probably cost more
probably cost more than what this trust
[26:24] did. Yeah, cuz it's What is it? It's
>> $2,800.
[26:27] » And it's it's been here before I got
here.
[26:31] » $1,800.
>> It still draws interest everywhere.
[26:35] » Yeah.
>> Yeah.
[26:36] » Been here ever since I've been here. And
that's coming on 20 years.
[26:43] » Must be nuts.
>> So, this is the the emergency response
[26:47] plan was in this um item stuff. This is
the emergency response plan updated and
[26:55] you guys need to vote on it and
>> Dustin needs to sign it, but he's not
[27:01] here. So
[27:04] » you guys, there is a signature page back
here if you guys want to look through
[27:09] it.
[27:20] » About every year, don't we?
>> It has to be updated every year with new
[27:25] phone numbers and ID, new phone numbers.
Capital assets has to be redone every
[27:31] year.
[27:43] See, we need a motion to pass that. Yes.
[27:54] » You put these numbers in here changing.
[28:01] » Yeah.
[28:42] Sorry.
[29:00] Yeah, I had to update it to put in our
new um tide in contact person, too. So,
[29:06] that's okay.
[29:22] took a minute.
>> I'll make a motion to adopt this.
[29:28] » I'll second it.
>> There's a place for Larry sign.
[29:34] » I mean,
>> you're the president of it. Governor
[29:49] Town.
[laughter] That looks suspicious there.
[29:55] » I said that looks suspicious to see
where you wided out.
[29:58] » Oh, yeah. I didn't have another page.
Didn't have a new page.
[30:09] That's the first signature
and
[30:15] get tested tomorrow.
[30:19] Okay, where we at? I think that's about
the end of it.
[30:25] Bill's got anything?
[30:29] » N
[30:34] » I do have one thing. You guys are open
for public comment.
[30:37] » Sure. Do we have a ordinance on campers?
>> I don't think so. Think house trailers.
[30:47] » Do you know of any?
>> I don't know any on campers. Just house
[30:50] trailers.
>> Okay.
[30:53] Just curious
>> what's your thoughts here? Well, the
[30:58] neighbor put the two campers in, which
is all right, but now the neighbor
[31:03] across the roads pulled the van in with
a 110 air conditioner hanging out of it.
[31:07] Got a extension cord running in the
house.
[31:09] » I saw that.
>> It looks like it's starting to catch on
[31:12] in the neighborhood. Just curious if we
had any ordinances on.
[31:19] » That's the third campsite we've got
sprung up in the neighborhood. Yeah, we
[31:24] got two or three other on that side
down, too.
[31:30] » Plus, it was We turned the water onto a
camper
[31:33] I didn't even know was there. It's
behind a couple house trailers. Yeah.
[31:43] Needs to be addressed or added in with
the mobile home since they are a mobile
[31:47] home
in a sense.
[31:51] Anybody
else got anything you want brought up?
[31:58] » Bill, you got anything to say?
>> No.
[32:02] » Dustin said something about somebody
wanting to buy that black police chart.
[32:08] » Oh, somebody asked about it. Yeah. At at
the restaurant, I don't know, a week or
[32:14] so ago.
>> Okay.
[32:16] » Yeah.
Uh, and I tried to call him a couple
[32:20] times when they were to get a response,
but somebody said he might have been on
[32:23] vacation.
>> I don't know who the guy was that was
[32:26] interested.
[32:30] » No, the one I said they were interested
in your car,
[32:34] » the station wagon. [laughter]
[32:40] » Yeah. I thought they were talking about
the the police car too. We start talking
[32:44] about it
>> and I told him I said, "Well, this is
[32:46] the year. It's a got that LS1 motor in
it. And he kind of looked at me and he
[32:51] said, "That's not a 2011." I said,
"Yeah, it is." And then he told me he
[32:58] was talking about your car. Yeah.
>> Okay. I I uh
[33:03] » That was the guy at the restaurant.
>> Okay. Do we have a price on that police
[33:07] car?
>> No, I
[33:11] didn't.
>> What? We were going to take the deposits
[33:16] in it. I think I'm the only one that
drove over there.
[33:21] » It's a good running car.
>> It's got good driving.
[33:24] » I can drive it.
>> Got a high power engine in it
[33:27] » for that matter.
[33:30] » Somebody Somebody told me said, "I'm not
interested in the car, but I want that
[33:34] engine."
>> Yeah.
[33:39] » Okay. Anybody got anything else? Nothing
[33:47] else. Then I declare this meeting
ajourned.
[33:52] » I'll make the motion we journ.
>> No, I'll second it. All
[33:54] » in favor?
[34:00] » When's the best time I can talk to Dave?
I've been out to the garage, but it's
[34:05] hard to catch him because he's out
working. We honestly have some of them
[34:09] out really working.