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Camp World Chief Officer Marcus Lemonis, ‘Fox & Friends’ Jooss to discuss the legitimate war on the company’s mass American flags. Greenville, North Carolina, eliminating the flag of the issue, but claims to fit the city code.
The war is brewed over the flight of mass American flags around the country, especially on the outside of the camp world. The company said they would not be supported by CEO.
“This flag does not fall down. In the last few years, it is a third city trying to sue us to buy the flag. Different fines in prison,” Camp World CEO Marcus LEMONISFox & Friends,“Wednesday.
The National RV dealer, which has more than 200 places, faces numerous claims from the country, flies in these warehouses with the size of American flags.
City leaders Greenville, North Carolina, A legitimate claim, taking a legal performance to operate legally against the flag last week with local camping fields Sevierville, Tennessee This week is earlier.
“We have been amazing in states such as North Carolina and Tennessee for 20 years, this presence,” said Lemonis.
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The Camp World CEO said the company will receive daily fines from the local Greenville government on the Giant American holiday. (Getty Images / Photo illustration / Getty Images)
Greenville notes that the flag is a basketball pitch size with almost 3,200 square feet. His flying pole is about 130 feet tall, almost increasing the current allowance.
The authorities from Sevierville claim that Tennessee is not the size of the flag, but the height of the pole.
“Let us be clear to us: Sevierville is not the city and will never be against patriotism,” they wrote.
“Excessive tall structures can create visual distractions for motorists, pose potential safety dangers and affect picturesque views that are an important part of a destination for Sevierville’s same residents and visitors.”
Greenville Communications Manager Brock Letchworth, gave this statement in connection with legal measures:
“It has never been anything other than to remove the American flag or flag type. We are looking forward to adapting the flag code.
However, Lemonis says that he will not resolve the issue and the flags of the flags are a love letter to the United States, and after leaving Lebanon, he allowed him to develop.
“I was not born in this country. I emigrated from Beirut, Lebanon and shed many sweat and tears to live the American dream in this country.
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Lemonis says he planned to put a flag and plan to reach a million feet of flags, he will feel ready to stop adding more.
“My prospects are not a flag problem … It is in the FAA clearance, and for me it feels like an opportunity to say that we want to manage what happened there.”
Camping World CEO Director General Marcus Lononis, ‘on the bottom line’, despite the penalties, discusses the public refusing to throw the American flag.
