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Pig Observation

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The show went smoothly and our joint effort in pig related entertainment was a success, and even received a standing ovation from the rodeo audience. The conduct of one of your employees after the show wasn’t so enjoyable. While me and my team were packing up our equipment getting ready to leave that event, one of your employees came up to us, clearly intoxicated and demanded an apology but didn’t specify as to what. When your employee didn’t get the reaction from my team he wanted, he attacked one of my team and did quite a bit of damage before we could separate the two. I didn’t get the name of the pig who attacked my employee before he ran off. I’ve included an invoice for the amount of $250.00 for the co-pay collected for the hospital

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