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I know what you mean also. Yet teeshirt sales may be keeping the buisness a float. I met a young guy who built the wooden windows to my house. He was a profession punk rock musician who was contracted on a major label for a few years, until his group decided to disband, rather than change their sound they way the studio wanted to be more pop. He told me he was going into the t-shirt buisness with some ex band members. I guess they sold around 50 k in teeshirts a year, and they were a no name band, compared to the big chart groups. If his son's can generate that kind of cash, it may keep the doors open long enough to get some new hot rod stuff out there, and remind people of Boyd. Mixed feelings on this one.