Wednesday, June 13, 2012
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Posted By Sam Worley on 06.13.12 at 04:22 PM
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- Ines Hegedus-Garcia
“There’s a tight community of former Picayuners, and we’ve never forgotten our time there and our friends there,” says Rozas. “Whenever one has lost a job the others have pitched it, whether by creating a website or sending some beer money. This time there were so many of our friends [who lost jobs] we didn’t know where to start.”She knew that staffers often gathered at Wit’s Inn bar and figured that “if I can’t be there to toast them, at least I can send some beers their way.”
The rest is here. See you on the field, sweethearts.
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