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Um, you know, it's, it's just like the floral business.

You have to be available all the time on the weekends and stuff for funerals and things like that.

It's a lot of that, but not in the m- at night, you know.

Um, being a mom-and-pop type place, we're here a lot, plus, you know, we take the calls in the evenings.

And luckily, I have, um, my son and grandson live on premise.

Because there's five acres here, they live off to the back.

What can you tell us about the history of the Wagon Wheel?