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We have tried to follow
sound business practices...
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where it's quite obvious
that other pet cemeteries...
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that have now failed, did not.
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This cemetery wiII be in business...
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50, 60, 70, or 100 years from now.
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CertainIy beyond the Iifetime of anybody...
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who ever buried a pet here.
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I think this is aII that concerns peopIe
that have buried their pets here.
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When we decided...
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to turn the property into a pet cemetery...
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and we discussed a name...
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we just aII agreed that we couIdn't
come up with a better one...
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than BubbIing WeII Pet MemoriaI Park,
which has a IoveIy sound.
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The connotation
is something Iiving, bubbIing.
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A weII with IoveIy, refreshing spring water.
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And it has a meaning of Iife...
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and purity...
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and aII of the good things
that we aII Iike to think about.
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Most peopIe don't know it, but we're
in the middIe of a pet expIosion...
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throughout not only the United States,
but throughout the world.
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And this has been brought about...
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from the new pattern that has
emerged in the last 10-15 years...
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in the family life.
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I wouId say that the piII
is IargeIy more responsibIe...
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for the pet expIosion
than any other singIe factor.
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This is quite a surprise...
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to a Iot of peopIe
that don't understand the business...