Dear A__Hole,
               I would like to take the time to thank you for pulling the
wires out of the seat connectors on the two Four Trax games when you moved
them. I'm sure you were way to busy to take the time to check to see if it
was okay to move them. After all, why should you be concerned about the fact
that those were an uncommon connectors, which we do not have replacement parts
for, and now will need to replace with different connectors. Or that the games
are due at a distributor show on Friday, and finally, the few days that the 
games were in-house, were needed to complete a variety of tests to determine 
if we would have any problems selling the games in the U.S. I mean it's not
your responsibility right? So, thanks again, no problem, I can fix the games,
after all I did'nt have anything to do today any way.


                                                                   RLO

In regard of the recent damage to the Four Trax games located next to the
storage cages, the following policy is in effect immediately.

Any game that is not in the common area for player evaluation is not to be
touched. This means that it is not to be played, moved, or anything without the
specific consent of Rick Owens. This applies to games in the back, games in the
labs, or games in storage.

					Rick Meyette

	I bet the same A__ hole who stole the white Hard Drivin 

sample jacket from customer service , who also borrowed the wire

crimper tool from Karens lab and kept it ,yes this is the same

a__ hole who wrecked your game too.

	Nice going who ever you are you 've done enough already

,It's a good time to retire and get the ___k out of here.

The two Four Trax games are currently located out back in the warehouse, by
the old Hard Driving assy line. The games are due to go to the East coast
Friday morning, and I need some operating time on the product to insure there
will be no problems. You all are welcome to come by and play the games for the
remainder of the day. 

P.S. By the way A__ Hole is invited too!!!


                                                           RLO