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Camping World CEO Director General Marcus Lononis, ‘on the bottom line’, despite the penalties, discusses the public refusing to throw the American flag.
Camping World of Camping World, which has 200 places with shops, Camping World’s CEO corresponds to another city’s claim on the American flag waved outside a seller.
City leaders Greenville, NC. The voting came between another claim of Sevierville, Tennessee.
“If they take me to prison, the flag lands,” The camp has no right to the company’s company’s company’s company, and I think I think the city council is the right to sue.
MARCUS LEMONIS, CEO of the Camp World, says the company’s giant American flag will receive daily fines from the company’s giant American flag. (Getty Images / Photo illustration / Getty Images)
“They should sue us, but I put the flags everywhere,” he said.
Greenville City Council, the flag of the flag is about 3,200 square feet of basketball pitch, he said. Flying 130 feet on a height, the size of those who are currently being followed.
Marcus Lemonis sent the image of a complaint in March on Monday Sevierville city, The 80-meter American flag asked to remove a 100-meter flag pole with 40 feet.
“The flag will not descend,” wrote in Lemonis X.
FOX News reached the city for digital lemonis and comments.
CEO stands for penalties for the mass American flag: ‘noise, is a dread’
The American flag of XXXL against a blank sky with fluffy clouds. (ITOK / ISTOCK)
This is not the first time orders to produce the giant camp world flags of the RV giant; He has similar experiences in the country and even conducts daily fines in some areas.
“We are Statesville (North Carolina); Morgan Hill, California; Onalaska, Wisconsin; and now Greenville, North Carolina,” said Fox Business ” “Subline” in January. “And this is a perfect example … Based on jobs that do not develop the work of local and city and state municipalities. They simply create more noise and unnecessary distraction.”
Livonis was born in Livon and left the door of the tribute according to the camp world. A couple of Miami accepted him when he was 9 years old.
Business Execution and Entrepreneur Marcus Lononis, Washington, calls the “Money” in Washington and calls the ‘warrior environment’.
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He said he watched the family in the business seller and watched the American flag.
It was controversial among the desire to take the flag.
Fox News Digital’s Audrey Conklin contributed to this report.
