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5000. The tree is not for sale. Now, this whole business of what we call success, we only have one definition for success in america and that has to do with how much money you make and i dont think that is a fair definition. So here a neurosurgeon who is not terribly nice to his wife and children, he makes a lot of money and hes a success but the taxi driver even though he is an enormously wonderful father, and husband he is not a success. So what do you mean by success . I think that definition...

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Sumter residents showed up to Gramma's Kitchen to buy plates of food to help pay for Steve Turk's medical expenses after a recent cancer diagnosis.