From: Gary S. Gevisser
Sent:
To: Margaret
Cc: rest
Subject: RE: Seacrest
Margaret, my one and only question at this
time,
First, I must tell you I just took a very
quick look at the numbers in your previous email and I simply couldn’t
make “head or
tail” of
anything other than the dates in the left column.
My deal with you was, I thought, quite
straightforward, that I would receive 10% of the “take” although
the word I used when we discussed these matters was that I would be paid
“10% of the gross” that out of the remaining 90% you would be
responsible for everything including cost of goods, wages, water, electricity,
taxes etc etc, that instead of paying me a fixed
amount of rent regardless of how much business you did; the general rule of
thumb of most folks in my position, as owner of the facility, taking both a
fixed amount as rent as well as a percentage of the “gross”.
Now again, I looked at
only one of the attachments in the previous email which I have attached to this
email so I may have simply “jumped the gun.”
At the present time I am involved in a
number of other projects that require I stay sumwhat focused, my most recent
communication to a Mr.
I would like you to share this email with
our neighbor Mike who as a former bank
m
Date Gross
Sales Marie+
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Before I left Minehead I had told Mike
that I would be sending him some material that he might see as nothing more
than toilet reading but I have purposefully bided my time before wanting
“tu wa.st” [sic]
any of his precious time.
Each of our time here on this planet is
precious, none of us more important than the next person; it is though, I
believe, up to each one of us tu avoid simply taking up space.
No one knows better than you the issues I
have had to deal with in the past as it relates to the former managers
that ran Seacrest=Ccrest my hope was that both groups would recognize the
incredible opportunity I was giving them, to be the best they could be, recognizing
that hope, at best, comes in a bottle of perfume, that in fact there is no such
thing as luck, that in the words of Pythagoras, “Number is the essence of
all things, the choices made simple, good or evil” [sic].
The more options, the
greater the complexities of life.
I like to keep things simple but not stupid;
making it my business to telegraph my punches long be4 anyone would be so dumb
enough to take me for a fool but that doesn’t however, stop folks from
trying, the best example to date Marie’s former husband, Dr. JBS et
al, who because he has not been punished severely enough 4 the wrongs committed
against both Marie &
me continues to play foul, my ability though, to keep up with him as well as
other made so much easier by the advent of the Digital Age.
I am not naïve, even though my one uncle, David
Gevisser, once referred to me as such, David Gevisser although having the
worst stutter of anyone I knew the sole executor of
I have a certain amount of respect for
people like David Gevisser but as you will see as you go through my emails
starting with the one to Mr. Rabin, despite my ability to maintain a sense of
humor, I am a very serious businessman although trader is probably more
appropriate, Marie though thinking a rattlesnake better describes me, certainly
she doesn’t care for The Pisser.
Moreover, I am about to launch an
ad campaign around the world that has people like my uncle David Gevisser
who is, I believe, still very good friends with my mother, Zena Gevisser Zulman,
not just speechless butt shaking in his
boots.
Nothing quite like having an “ace” in your
back pocket such as my incredible wife Marie who of course in the event I were
to take a “slip & fall” would provide all the backup the likes
of Mr. Krinsk Esq. and Mr.
I don’t believe in giving folks who
have screwed around an escape hatch but prefer rather to take them on an educational
journal and of course I love to ride my Ducati especially with Marie
on the back.
And although I am well aware of the
dangers, I make it my business to live life to the fullest knowing that when
it comes time to meet my maker, I will be able to look him square in the eye,
and without either of us saying a word, He will know that not only do I always
tell the truth but I have done as much as can be expected out of one human
being who continues to have faults no matter how many other lives I may have
lived including no doubt at least once as an ant.
I will wait to hear from you before
examining either this or the previous communication in any detail.
Be well,
Ps – I am copying both
-----Original Message-----
From:
Sent:
To: Gary Gevisser
Subject: Seacrest
Dear Gary
Enclosed ( second e-mail sent) figures. I
hope they meet with your approval and you understand them. Business has fallen
a lot this last week, we are circulating posters and cards to advice people we
shall be open for the winter months Thurs-Sun inc. so we shall see how it goes,
we will show you the adverts once printed.
The electric man came to inspect the
matters to be seen to-
1. Socket for toaster to be replaced as
one half had blown prior to my coming.
2. Above where the fridges are in the
corner do you remember all those cables attatched to
plugs, he said they need sorting for safety measures.
3. He advices another socket where the
fryers are beside of the cooker for the oven ignition plug.
4. He looked at fuse box to check and was
not very happy. the trip box needs replacing. wires loose and not connected.
5. He checked heater on the hall in tea
rooms it is not working do you think we should replace with something else.
not very good news, I am sorry I have
asked for an estimate and he will let me know.
Hope you are all well
Margaret
