Sir Speedy

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What fun it is to watch the next generation make their mark in the world. Our nephew and his wife have an incredible entrepreneurial spirit. Since we’ve seen them last they have made a leap into the printing business and are owners of the Sir Speedy in Carrollton, Texas. At their invitation we stopped by this morning and got a tour of the operation and we’re amazed at the variety of materials on which they can print. Of course there’s the business cards, brochures, and booklets, but there’s baseball caps, and swag, wall murals, and vehicle wraps, and so much more. Pretty cool stuff. As we left them, we popped into Cindi’s Deli next door and got an authentic New York Reuben for the road. Yum!

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