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annual domestic sales, which is a 72.4
percent jump from the $116 million figure
the company reached last year.
Still, it's not a number that at all unnerves
the folks inTitusville.
“We believe that'smore thandoable base off
of our projections over the last four years,”
Payor said. “It's definitely not the same
company as it was when we started back in
1999. We have leadership in place at both
the corporate and franchisee level that's not
afraid to set big goals, and the operation
then follows behind.”
