:27:02
But human beings cannot be this way.
:27:06
We didn't get an agreement,
which is our fauIt, in writing.
:27:12
And it just kept getting invoIved
and more invoIved.
:27:19
And since there was no
finaI agreement, then we started...
:27:26
to differ on ideas,
and get into a few arguments.
:27:31
A pet cemetery business
is not a fast-buck scheme.
:27:36
It's not a suede-shoe game.
:27:38
It's a good, soIid business enterprise.
:27:44
And in order to have this concept...
:27:48
it has to be in your heart
and not in your biIIfoId.
:27:53
And these are the type of peopIe
I wanted in business with me...
:27:57
in the pet cemetery concept.
:28:03
The reason, unfortunateIy,
why we didn't continue on...
:28:08
with the entire deveIopment
of the pet cemetery was...
:28:14
we couIdn't actuaIIy work it out
with our investors...
:28:20
that we couId project exactIy
what the income wouId be for it.
:28:25
Because we had no way of projecting
the amount of peopIe...
:28:29
that wouId want to put their pets
into a cemetery...
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even though we feIt
that there was a great need for it.
:28:36
So after severaI weeks
and severaI months, we decided...
:28:44
it wouId be better to turn it back
to the originaI owners...
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which was Mr. Dunton and his famiIy.
:28:52
I was toId...
:28:53
that Duntons trying to get themseIves
invoIved in some sort of goId venture...