He begins his day by walking down a long hallway to a large cement-floored space with high ceilings, long assembly tables and a few machines. There he does the same simple task for six hours at a time. He calls it the Spot Shot job. He's not sure how long. Commotion prevails as soon as Peggy Kutchback, who runs the place, walks through.
People stop working and stare or bellow out greetings.
Indomitably cheery for someone just back from a Hawaiian vacation, Kutchback gives out hugs and affectionate thumps on the back to those who mob her. Get a printable version of this story. All rights reserved.