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Personal Narrative: My Trip To Central America

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I did want to go to Central America however, David asked me to please come in January because Dec is a very busy month for him. ( budgets ) Therefore, I decided to wait I think it is very important that David travel the market with me and developing a plan together on the business moving forward. I am going to Peru, I am visiting the stores outside of lima , meeting with ops reviewing DM Approach 2.0 , the big bets and playbook as it is lives in the stores.. I have three trips Q1

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