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A
little chicken goes a long way
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4)
When
a doctor told him his pancreas wouldn't hold out
any longer and his life was in danger, he reacted
and recovered. In the process, the Granja was
sold off to a Picasso, a local power group, and
his brother Johnny ended up with 1% of the shares.

Fun choo-choo
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EL
PILLO was the inspiration that brought him back
to life. Jimmy sold a valuable German painting
originally belonging to the grandfather of his
first wife to an Italian for $50,000. It was a
portrait of a small, smirking street urchin referred
to in Argentina as un PILLO. With 14,000 meters
of land he held onto just above the El Pueblo
property, he bought 30 tons of wood and 10 kilos
of nails and built his new restaurant. He said
he was sick of people criticizing the Granja's
decline in quality, and he tired of telling them
that he no longer had anything to do with it.
Original
publicity and enticements such as a 5% discount
to clients if they get there and there is no sun
attract the gamblers. On weekends, a PilloBus
will transport you to and from San Isidro with
a free beer on the way to enjoy your meal and
dance until 1:00 A.M. Now fifty-five, happily
re-married and with a lovely and talented daughter,
the Schulers are on their way to new fame and
fortune. -- Jim Plunkett
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