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Freddy
Rules that need attention is securing a supply line.
History shows that unless those are owned for the duration the success of one period won't carry over.
I am worried about talent being discarded for economics here.
Flame me but there is no need to explore beyond talent.
The sensation is already over, and now the dismal removal of options to compete with big industry is back in play.
You all forget too fast.
Federal laws and costly supply only apply to small fab shops, the larger operations have the market wired, and the portion of the small popular builder is to fuel the fire for the next round.
As public demand rises the opinions of venue specialists dims, If it works for you fine, but as it begins it will end as the public becomes aware.
The craft is outside of tech, it is a tech of it's own and with that it can provide, outside of of each venue it is just another bicycle.
May appeal to some but is still a red headed step child of those that spent the time and money to secure it as this years top article.
Sorry if I miss spelled here but there is no Lion here, take it from within if you can, take it from without if you have the resources.
All of your combined stuff is good, you choose?
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