A. Hodge
A. Hodge
benefits both decision faith felt good honor people
We felt that there were probably enough people out there that in good faith ... thought we'd honor both rebates. We made a decision that benefits the customers.
anyone exactly solution
We don't exactly know what it's going to take yet. It's going to be a long haul. I don't think anyone has the solution right now.
appear canadian products stores time
This time around, there are not only more U.S. stores in Canada, but the Canadian stores appear to have more products than you would find in the U.S..
buying money whatever
We try to make money by buying whatever can work.
assumed clearly commitment committed president taking tax
You had a president who was clearly committed to fundamental tax reform, and we assumed that they would be taking that commitment to heart.
stage
This stage has got a stinger in the tail.
kicks team
We'll never be a team that kicks away from anybody.
expect job tight wages
With a tight job market, you would expect to see wages rise, but they are lagging.
busy century christmas few innings joking melbourne minister prime ricky weeks
We were just joking about it before that even the prime minister had a few weeks off over Christmas while Ricky was busy making a century in Melbourne and a century in each innings in Sydney.
buyer
When you're ranching and farming, you have to take what the buyer offers.
hands last sneak time took
We're not going to sneak up on them like I think we did the last time. I think they kind of took us for granted, but this time we know we've got our hands full.
rush
We didn't rush back into it. There was consideration of not reopening.
hit stopped
We stopped at the stoplight and he just hit me.
businesses care cars clean encourage flat front grass growing owners property tires weeds
There are some businesses that have weeds and grass growing in front of the lots, cars with flat tires and cars parked on the sidewalks. We want to encourage the owners of the property to take care of that and clean up in front of their places.