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June 03, 2005

Toasty Chicks Delivery
A new business called Toasty Chicks Delivery hopes to profit from an invasion of construction workers this summer by having women in snug T-shirts drop off lunches from area restaurants. Toasty Chicks will take food orders, relay them to the restaurant of choice, pick up the food and deliver it to the work site, founder and owner Rodney Millspaugh said. Millspaugh said about 600 workers are expected this summer for the first phase of a massive, six-year development at the Snowmass ski resort. # posted by masquerader @ 12:32 ::

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