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Tofias Interview
This is part of a series of interviews done with a Massachusetts businessman.
ARNOLD: I can't tell you right now, off the top of my head.
KITTY: Ok.
ARNOLD: Terry would be able to tell us by looking things up. But we did dispose of a tremendous amount of merchandise when we sold the Easton office because we had all of our records from the beginning. There was no sense in moving them or putting them in storage.
KITTY: So are you saying that you might not have the records from then?
ARNOLD: Probably.
KITTY: Ok.
ARNOLD: We might, we might not.
KITTY: But some were kept, maybe not like boxes and boxes of stuff, but maybe one or two boxes.
ARNOLD: Oh we've got boxes. I showed you the other room. But nothing — and I was not here when they disposed of the bulk of the records. Terry and Lisa were taking care of it while I was in Florida. My wife had been very sick and I was taking care of her, and we were selling — and had decided to sell the building, and we were going to have to move by June, this was in — I was away February, March and I think part of April. And so they did a beautiful job. Kept what they thought they should keep. And I told them not to ask questions because they knew as much as I did probably on what to keep. The second item I have, which has no follow through on it —
KITTY: Ok.
ARNOLD: It was a very interesting —
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