Sublime

Larry was an engineer’s engineer,

its hazard lights bleating carmine auras into the morning mist.

William Louis Dreyfus

As the company expanded, Larry continued to kick off each quarter with

Harrison, though, knew human nature and was toughest to work for when the railroad ran well. The boss worried that his people would get complacent. “When things were bad, it’s when he was most supportive,” Creel said.

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