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Sometimes You Don’t

Chris Hardick — Thu, 13 May 2010 17:55:30 +0000

Raise it Up

Chris Hardick — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 19:11:26 +0000

“These two hooks ain’t gonna do it,” said one of the crew members. For the Big Man, who is a General Manager at Lester Glenn Auto Group, defeat is not an option. “It’s going up! Now pull!” The Big Man leads his men in raising a 20 by 40 foot flag on the front lawn of Lester Glenn’s new Mazda/Subaru/Hyundai dealership. The weight from the flag sways the group back and forth. And then… lift off! “It’s like a parasail,” said the Big Man. A massive flag that can be seen throughout Toms River. A reminder of where we are and where we’ve been: America. And we’re proud to be a part of it. Click here to watch the raising of the flag!

St. Patty’s

Chris Hardick — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 20:13:34 +0000

“Please throw me a ball!” screamed every little kid at Seaside’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade. This year, we decided to throw Lester Glenn beach balls. Although tossing beach balls while zoom zooming in a new Mazda was a great idea, it was also last-minute. The air pump averaged 4 minutes a ball and doing it manually was a dizzying experience. The Enforcer, who is the Corporate Comptroller at Lester Glenn Auto Group, her niece and I did our best, making sure as many kids as possible got a beach ball. Old-fashioned cars, officers, giant dogs, people in green, and of course… men in skirts. Thank you, Seaside, for having us! We’ll see you next year! Click here to see the Lester Glenn St. Patty’s Day video!

Celebrate

Chris Hardick — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 20:04:29 +0000

On January 30th, we had a Winter Celebration at Lester Glenn Hyundai of Manahawkin to honor our customers. The other salesmen looked on with envy as I strutted in-between their customers with my rooster hat (I’m the man-child in the photograph) and face paint. Antsy the Clown was there. She said I was her king and painted crowns around my eyes. There were trays of fresh sandwiches, but I’m avoiding bread so I discarded the rye slices and picked at the fresh turkey. Bells were ringing, children singing. You should come next time; we’d love to have you. Click here for a video clip of the event.