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MARC: They're all
together. It's like they're all interdependent. What we have here is a
kosher-style marina, where each little segment--if you're in a marina to me
it's easier to depict; it's more simple.
You have the boats
but you're selling the worms, you rent the space, you're selling the gasoline.
You have all the things that go around, that evolve around it. We do the entire
package here . . . from start to finish.. And each one of our little companies
exists because, yes, they're income streams, but they're...
HATTIE: Each one
helps the other one.
MARC: They can
afford not to make money. Each one can afford not to because they generate
enough money for the other one. People come to Top of the Marc...
HATTIE: To hear the
music.
MARC: And while
they're at Top of the Marc they just might have dinner with me.
HATTIE: They might
have a glass of beer.
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