In the U.S., for example, we just take a business card and stuff it in a pocket, but that would offend a lead in China.

It's kind of a committee thing for them now. If you don't keep the quarterback in the pocket, he will really hurt you running the football. We have to shut down the run completely to have a chance to win. If Danville gets their skilled guys in the open field, we are going to have a lot of problems. They don't have Turner, but they have done a great job at adapting their offense to the talent they have.

It's a matter of the costs of doing business. We have a yearly sit-down with a dining services contract committee and we lay [the cost] out. We chat about it and they take our plan back to review… It's a pretty straightforward process.

You need to go ahead and get a card at the store, tell the person that you're going to give them a free trip. Then that person has to contact you and tell you when and where they want to go. You make the reservations and get the tickets for them.

He tied it to his dog tags, which were tied to the belt loop in his pocket.

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