"Whatever it takes? Whatever it takes is what happens to somebody else."
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Definitely the most surprising story I ran across today. Must admit PG and dry cleaning franchises not an intuitive fit from where I sit.
Was also surprised to read that PG previously launched Mr Clean Carwash franchises. A few are operating out there, altho none in my neighborhood...
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There's a Mr. Clean car wash at corner of Mason Montgomery and Socialville Foster, not far from the P&G campus in Mason.
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