I cautioned the other owners, saying, "We take care of our employees on a scale much higher than usual, so we do not often lose desirable employees. W... hope this would continue here."I asked Mac to let it be known in the countryside that the company would train men and women to work on our lines. The main requirement was that they would give their best, everyday, to every product. He and Mike said they would get the word out.The flight home was uneventful, but gave me the opportunity to realize. Her clothing style was mostly tight jeans of varying shades and stripped or random design shirts with long sleeves underneath, and she would, every now and then, wear black, fingerless gloves. Next to come over was Bridgette, who the girls would call Bridge for short. Bridge was taller than the other three girls going to the concert and was very skinny. She didn’t have the obviously well-developed body the average girl her age did, not that she hadn’t had guys ask her out yet—her personality. "Thank you very much! Boiling water is no problem for me. I do it many times each day. It's the things that are done at your room temperature that will give me trouble. Fortunately, I can get the liquid nitrogen that I will need from the chemistry stock room. I'll ask one of the grad. students for help; I just won't tell her why I want the stuff. Everything else, I can pick up at the grocery store or the hardware store."While I am rounding this stuff up, I will find a basic book on paint. Her anger didn't abate when Brock chuckled."Er ya fer it or agin it?" he asked in a Southern twang that sounded so ridiculous that Meredith had to laugh too."Fer it," she said. "Definitely fer it." Me, too," Brock said. "But I think you should have said 'I garen-damn-tee that I'm fer it. Or at least mixed a dad gum it in there or something." You goof," Meredith said. She didn't resist when Brock pulled her back close to him."You still didn't answer my question," he noted."Which one did I miss?".