Dave and Mark. It was great spending the afternoon with you guys at Wesco. My brother and Kevin said you guys were a riot and the stories were hilirious.

On the way home, they thanked me for introducing them to you both, and said to let you guys know that we'll be back next saturday. Hope you guys can attend, maybe after the magic hands massage my engines, we'll be ready for some serious numbers BEFORE lunch.

Frank

If I knew you were buying lunch Frank I would have come up.

Frank, it was a surprise and a pleasure to see you at Dave's shop.
It was great to spend some time with you, Dennis and Kevin. I hope I was able to be of some assistance yesterday
I have plans for Saturday but if you are going to get to Dave's shop fairly early I can stop in and say hello and have a cup of coffee. Any chance you can drive up Friday evening and grab a cheap motel?
I talked with Quiet Storm this evening and asked him to call you and let you know that if you need anything at all while your engines are at Dave's shop please feel free to call me at home (616-738-04740) or on my cel (616-403-3962).

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Hey Doug, come on up this saturday, I owe ya one.

A lunch like that for 6 would have been 300 bucks in the windy city.
It probably totaled up at about 22 bucks with the tip at Jerry's restaurant.
Frank, how was that dessert?

This is dennis,im still full from that lunch and the dessert was awesome..looking forward to lunch next sat..

Frank, I was glad to see that you decided to dyno test your engines at WESCO and it was nice meeting you guys as well. Your brother Dennis was a riot! I know it was a long day for you guys, but I agree----the stories and all the talk always help to make the time go by a little easier I think. I believe I should be around next Saturday and would be glad to stop in again. In the mean time, your engines are in some of the best hands in the business.

I dropped off a gallon of Rustoleum Safety Yella at Wesco for the new engine color.
Now, see, I took Dennis for the quiet, studious type that absorbs all the information available to him,,,,,,,,,,unfortunately all I could offer was meaningless trivia that tends to clutter my brain (or what's left of it from turning most of it to ashes in the 70's- Pink Floyd"s "Dark Side of the Moon" rules!) so that I can't take in anything that might actually be useful to me.

No Dave, I'm the quiet serious one. My little brother Dennis is the loud outspoken smartazz.

I sure hope you got out of the room when you started making some pulls on that dyno. You never know what can happen standing that close to an engine when you start putting a load on it.