March 17th 2004
Dear Lafayette Chamber of Commerce,
Recently I had to stop in your town when my battery died. The helpful staff
at the Krispee Kreme offered to give me a jump which was actually the very very
wrong thing to do (it was my plan though) and it fried my alternator. Smoke
actually started billowing out of the engine. So I called Triple A and spent
the night at the Red Roof Inn across the street and watched some television
and went to bed. The next morning I called Triple A again and they came to pick
up my truck and take it to the local pep boys where they got right on it. I
walked over to the Hobby Lobby and bought some supplies to keep me occupied
and then headed back to the "Pep."
Then it hit me. I knew that I had to live here. I had to quit my job, move here
and start a business, but I knew then and I know now that running just one business
would bore me pretty quickly so I've decided to move to the area and start at
least three businesses. I'm going to start with one, a horn barn, and then work
on getting license for the second, a fireworks store, and then try to get a
license for the third, a casino (nothing big though). I see all the businesses
being together in a kind of open complex with parking and a few places for other
people to come in and start their own things up, like a Subway, but not a Subway;
Someone could start up something like a Subway, but with pizza.
I should probably tell you now that I love you. I love you and I love Lafayette
and I love Indiana. I love you in an Elvis sort of way. If I could I would give
Lafayette a brand new Caddie. Not pink or gold or anything retarded, just a
nice clean good honest American made super car.
So let me recap, here is my business plan:
So where do you think the best place
in town to do all this would be?
Thank you for your time and I look forward to hearing from you.
Chuck Jones
p.s. Have you seen The Passion of the Christ?