My Business Plan

10% of income until 33
22--3k
23--3k+3300
24--3k+7k
25--3500+11k
26--3500+15k
27--14k+20300
28--14k+37700
29--14k+57k
30--10500+78k
31--10k+97k
32--128571 mutual funds
33--136799

$115383 invested in "do not touch" fund as of 1/1/25 
$85454 invested in "bonus" fund as of 1/1/25
$49626 invested in TSP fund as of 1/1/25

JAN222018 American Pride press release, fiscal statement

Fiscal year ended 12/28/17.

Stock price as of close of market 1/15/16 was $27.99.

Total revenue was $54.75B. Profit was $3.19B or $1.48 per share. 

For the upcoming fiscal year, which will end 12/27/18, American Pride is estimating profit of $3.49B, or $1.62 a share, on revenues of $60.77B. Next year's fiscal year will have 52 weeks; same as this past year.

Thoughts about the future:

Our sports and lifestyle network will still be in its early stages, but is gaining more respect daily in the industry. 

We have 1298 Freedom theaters with 19122 screens. Of those, about 350 are Freedom Night Owls, which have premium seating and a full menu. All have a Hooters Limited in the lobby, as a meeting place and lounge for before and after the movie. Building 32-40 screen theater and entertainment complexes in metro areas, near connecting interstates. Comedy club, Hooters Live, restaurants, batting cages, fitness clubs, tennis/racquetball courts, walking/running tracks.

We have about 601 Liberty theaters and 4508 screens at the end of the year, as we run about 99% of the "budget cinemas" in the USA. About 340 of those are Liberty Night Owls "cinema cafes" are open, in the upper Midwest, southern US, with expansion into the Northeast last year and in progress. Avengers: Infinity War will be one of the largest opening weekends in movie history, and will likely end up in the top ten of all time. Adding this to Black Panther, our movie business will boom in 2018.

American Capitalist financial services now have 88 total offices. Began with $40M in invested funds. $591B in invested funds as of 12/28/17 . Now a prime player in 401K/403B investing, as well as heavily into the niche market of self-investing. Will continue to grow through success and possible acquisition.

American Security Preservation, mainly involved in life insurance, annuities, and wealth preservation. Annual premiums of $12.75B. 

American Motivation looks to help people make the most of what they have and meet their goals. Operates during the school year, Sep-May, Tue-Thurs, during non-holiday weeks. We expect to have 48 events this fiscal year. Focus is on filling arenas

White Castle has 711 locations, sales up 2.7%.

Biggby Coffee has 722 outlets and same store sales increased 2.9%.

Hooters has 754 locations worldwide, with 455 in the USA. Sales were up 5.9%.

Hooters Live now has 72 locations, all in the USA, mostly in high population suburban markets. Live is a destination for live music 6-7 nights a week, and pool/darts/volleyball/softball/poker/trivia leagues and tournaments.

Hooters hotel in Vegas significant growth in poker and casino business, and headliners in arena.

Krispy Kreme has 529 locations worldwide. Sales were up 1.5%.

Comedy Grill is now in 194 locations and is the largest comedy club by locations in the USA.

AAA baseball team, in Lake Mills, WI, named Madison Mosquitoes, affiliate of Brewers. Includes Leinenkugel Park, the crown jewel of minor league baseball stadiums, 10K capacity.

Twelve team women's pro soccer league, WCS, which began play in 2013, holds at 16 teams.

Trump Tower Hooters Atlantic City gained revenue last year, mainly due to increased seminar and convention business. Gaming up 3%.

Hostess brands continues to do well.

Began Basset Hound moonshine mixers, now available everywhere.

Started Sports and Leisure TV, a four channel pack, in 2014. Won rights to broadcast NFL, NBA, MLS, and WCS, and purchased CBS Sports Network, and The Tennis Channel, and will maintain those commitments.

Red Lobster sales up 4.5%, though they had nowhere to go but up.

Purchased Homestyle Dining, which is Ponderosa and Bonanza. Renamed all to Ponderosa. Sales up 3.9%. Increases in home catering.

We plan on continuing to grow and be a successful and profitable company. We always have been a debt free company, as well as a charitable member of the community, state, and country. We do not plan to change that aspect of our business. Each of our establishments have a planned budget for special events for good causes that they draw from that does not affect their bonuses, if applicable. Our success is a direct correlation of our associates, and we are happy they continue to succeed with us.

Because of our expansion into TV, snacks, and moonlight mixers in 2013/2014, we are looking to sit back and grow our business in 2015, though we are always open to adding profitable companies with room for growth. We are currently sitting on $11.52B in cash, which we utilize rather than borrowing when we wish to expand or build.

We have rewarded our associates with a gift of stock since our inception. Below is how much they would have accumulated if they had been with us since 2002, both part-time and full-time:

PT: 20 in '02 & '03 (now 540 each), 20 in '04 & '05 (now 180 each), 20 in '06-'09 (now 60 each), 50 in '10-'14--1930 shares, 50 in 15/16, 2030, split made it 6090 shares, 100 in 17= 6190

FT: 50 in '02 & '03 (now 1350 each), 50 in '04 & '05 (now 450 each), 50 (now 150 each) in '06-'09, 100 in '10-'14--4700 shares, 100 in 15/16, 4900; split made it 14700, 250 in 17= 14950

Major shareholders include Bryan Clark, who originally founded the company, who owns 322.8M shares of common stock (of 3.24B issued), about 10% of the company. Mr. Clark's shares are in a trust as he holds political office.

We have 48K FT associates and 256K PT associates.

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9D--OCS/college grad--$10k bonus, paid 5/1
Airborne--$10k bonus, paid 7/1
Ranger bonus--$10k bonus, paid 9/15/18
Report before end of Army fiscal year (9/30/17) bonus--$20k bonus (10k paid, $2500 paid on 10/1 '18/'19/'20/'21 (waived due to $40k limit)
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Maximum...20k+10k+10k=40k of 40k reached 

ASVAB--146
GT--96

2018 Warriors
total--11-5-1
home--6-3-0
road--5-2-1

attendance--9g, 286542, 1 sellout,  31838 average 

won round of 16 US Open Cup

last game played--6/30

next game--@7/4, @7/7

2018 War Eagles 
total--7-7-0
home--6-2-0
away--1-5-0

attendance--8g, 91366, 11421 average

last game played--6/24

next game--@7/7

Timmothy Pitzen
5/11
mom takes Tim out of school, cites family emergency
afternoon at Brookfield Zoo
Key Lime Cove, Gurnee, IL

5/12
travel
checks in at Kalahari Resort, WI Dells
stays overnight at Kalahari

5/13
leaves Kalahari at w/mom, 1015
in Sterling IL, 1245-1330, per cell phone
mom alone grocery store, Winnebago, 2000
mom alone at Rockford Inn, 2330

Will debut in December, 2014 at American Capitalist Stadium. Televised on new SaL sports network. Game will be played December 23rd, at 2PM.

First game ever will pit Ohio and UAB.

Line is pick em.

2nd annual game is WED, December 23rd, at 1PM.

2015 game will have Rice versus Illinois. Game is sold out as of 12/20.

Line is ILL 17 Rice

Final is Illni 27, Rice 20.

2016 game will be played THU, 12/22, at 3PM.

The 2016 game will feature Northern Illinois vs. California. Tickets are sold out except for team allotments.

Line is CAL by 10

Final, Northern Illinois 21-17.

Sold out as of 48 hours before the game.

The 2017 game will be played THU, 12/21, at 3PM.

It will feature Western Michigan vs. UTSA.

Game is sold out except for team allotments.

WM 8 UTSA

WM 41-6 winners.

44k official crowd size.

2018 game will have Wyoming vs. Miami (Ohio). It will be played DEC21 at 6PM.

9/4--at Hawaii, L, 17-19, 0-1 total, 0-1 spread
9/9--Charlotte, W, 48-14, 1-1 total, 1-1 vs. spread, 29415
9/17--at Rutgers, W, 40-16, 2-1, 2-1
9/23--Purdue; W, 45-17; 3-1, 3-1; 35058
10/1--at Pitt; W, 37-35; 4-1, 4-1
10/8--at Ohio W, 10-3 (heavy rain/wind), 5-1, 5-1
10/15--BYE
10/22--BYU, W, 52-45, 6-1. 6-1; 35837
10/29--Northern Iowa, W, 40-17, 7-1, 7-1; 37978
11/5--at Northern Illinois--W, 38-27, 8-1, 7-2
11/12--Wyoming--35971, W, 41-14, 9-1, 8-2
11/19--at Colorado State, -11, W, 27-13, 10-1, 9-2
11/25--Fresno State, 44000 (sellout) -33, W, 56-24, 11-1, 9-3
12/3--at Florida Atlantic; W, 29-23, 12-1, 9-4

6 games, $89 between the 30's; $59 elsewhere, $10 off for existing season ticket holders; $50 gift card, your choice, Hooters, Freedom theaters, Liberty theaters, Ponderosa, Red Lobster

2017 SWU football schedule
9/3---@Bowling Green (Lambeau Field, all seats $9), 6PM; W, 31-24; 1-0, 0-1 ATS; 38793
9/9---@Texas (ATT Stadium, Arlington); L, 41-42 2 OT; 1-1, 1-1 ATS
9/16--UCF, L, 31-34 OT, 1-2, 1-2, 38124
9/23--Maryland, W, 59-21, 38928, 2-2, 2-2
9/30---Florida Atlantic, W 35-26, 44000, 3-2, 2-3
10/7--@Army, W, 42-10, 4-2, 3-3
10/14--Drake,W, 55-14, 44000, 5-2, 3-4
10/21--BYE
10/28--@Florida State, W, 27-23, 6-2, 4-4
11/4--Northern Illinois, W, 27-19, 40060, 7-2, 4-5
11/11--@BYU, W 24-19, 8-2, 4-6
11/18--BYE
11/24--Ohio, W, 21-7, 9-2, 4-7, 38110 
12/1--Kansas W, 35-6, 10-2, 4-8, 44K


7 home games, $99 ($89 for existing season ticket holders, GB game free) between the 30's ($105 for 7+GB game); $59 ($49 for existing season ticket holders, GB game free) elsewhere ($65 for 7+GB game), $40 gift card to Hooters, Ponderosa, or Freedom/Liberty theaters

2018 SWU football schedule
NR; 9/1--@Oklahoma State at Texas Stadium, W 26-16
#22; 9/8--Bowling Green, W 41-6
#17; 9/15--Central Michigan, W 63-10
#16; 9/22--Rice {85] -40
9/29--BYU
10/5--@U Mass
10/12--New Mexico State
10/19--@North Dakota State (Vikings Stadium)
11/3--@Coastal Carolina
11/17--@UAB
11/23--Campbell
12/8--Liberty (Ramstein, Germany military base)

January 19, 2016 American Pride press release, fiscal statement

Fiscal year ended 12/31/15.

Stock price as of close of market 1/15/16 was $48.68

Total revenue was $44.55B. Profit was $1.8991B or $1.76 per share. 

For the upcoming fiscal year, which will end 1/1/16, American Pride is estimating profit of $1.998B, or $1.85 a share, on revenues of $46.778B. Next year's fiscal year will have 52 weeks; same as this past year. We are forecasting revenue and profit up about 5%.

Thoughts about the future:

Our sports and lifestyle network will still be in its early stages, but is gaining more respect daily in the industry. 

We have 1128 Freedom theaters with 15692 screens. Of those, about 350 are Freedom Night Owls, which have premium seating and a full menu. All have a Hooters Limited in the lobby, as a meeting place and lounge for before and after the movie. Building 32-40 screen theater and entertainment complexes in metro areas, near connecting interstates. Comedy club, Hooters Live, restaurants, batting cages, fitness clubs, tennis/racquetball courts, walking/running tracks.

We have about 448 Liberty theaters and 3224 screens at the end of the year, as we run about 97% of the "budget cinemas" in the USA. About 240 of those are Liberty Night Owls "cinema cafes" are open, in the upper Midwest, southern US, with expansion into the Northeast last year and in progress. Star Wars 7, The Force Awakens, was as close to a printing press as we have ever seen. It likely is responsible for about 1% of the profit for 2015, and that was taken into account when estimating next year's growth...no similar blockbuster will appear until 2017

American Capitalist financial services now have 38 total offices. Began with $40M in invested funds. $51B in invested funds as of 12/26/13 . Now a prime player in 401K/403B investing, as well as heavily into the niche market of self-investing. Will continue to grow through success and possible acquisition.

American Security Preservation, mainly involved in life insurance, annuities, and wealth preservation. Annual premiums of $5.75B. . 

American Motivation looks to help people make the most of what they have and meet their goals. Operates during the school year, Sep-May, Tue-Thurs, during non-holiday weeks. We expect to have 60 events this fiscal year. Focus is on filling arenas in metro/suburban areas.

White Castle has 642 locations, sales up 3.7%.

Biggby Coffee has 508 outlets and same store sales increased 5.1%.

Hooters has 734 locations worldwide, with 445 in the USA. Sales were up 4.5%.

Hooters Live now has 72 locations, all in the USA, mostly in high population suburban markets. Live is a destination for live music 6-7 nights a week, and pool/darts/volleyball/softball/poker/trivia leagues and tournaments.

Hooters hotel in Vegas significant growth in poker and casino business, and headliners in arena. Jeff Foxworthy signed to headline six weeks through 2018, Larry the Cable Guy four weeks per year through '18, Bill Cosby, four weeks through '16, Jerry Seinfeld, four weeks through '16, Chris Rock, four weeks through '16, Jeff Ross, eight weeks through '18, Dennis Miller, four weeks through '16, Norm McDonald, four weeks through '16, LeAnn Rimes, six weeks through '16, Kelly Clarkson, four weeks through '16, Elton John, two weeks through '16, Joel Osteen, two weeks through '16.  All do shows Fri-Tues, some do two shows Fri/Sat. Destination hotel/casino/Hooters restaurant, busiest Hooters in the world. Best poker tournaments, 2K seat performance venue added early 2013, 500 seat comedy club added April, 2013.

Krispy Kreme has 529 locations worldwide. Sales were up 1.5%. .

AAA baseball team, in Lake Mills, WI, named Madison Mosquitoes, affiliate of Brewers. New stadium and entertainment complex opened early '13, including Leinenkugel Park, the crown jewel of minor league baseball stadiums, 10K capacity.

Twelve team women's pro soccer league, WCS, which began play in 2013, expanded to 14 for 2016.

Trump Tower Hooters Atlantic City gained revenue last year, mainly due to increased seminar and convention business. Gaming up 11%.

Hostess brands continues to do well.

Began Basset Hound moonshine mixers, now available everywhere.

Started Sports and Leisure TV, a four channel pack, in 2014. Won rights to broadcast NFL, NBA, MLS, and WCS, and purchased CBS Sports Network, and The Tennis Channel, and will maintain those commitments.

Purchased Red Lobster in 2014, rebuilding the brand. Sales up 17.2%, though they had nowhere to go but up.

Purchased Homestyle Dining, which is Ponderosa and Bonanza. Renamed all to Ponderosa. Sales up 7.9%.

We plan on continuing to grow and be a successful and profitable company. We always have been a debt free company, as well as a charitable member of the community, state, and country. We do not plan to change that aspect of our business. Each of our establishments have a planned budget for special events for good causes that they draw from that does not affect their bonuses, if applicable. Our success is a direct correlation of our associates, and we are happy they continue to succeed with us.

Because of our expansion into TV, snacks, and moonlight mixers in 2013/2014, we are looking to sit back and grow our business in 2015, though we are always open to adding profitable companies with room for growth. We are currently sitting on $4.32B in cash, which we utilize rather than borrowing when we wish to expand or build.

We have rewarded our associates with a gift of stock since our inception. Below is how much they would have accumulated if they had been with us since 2002, both part-time and full-time:

PT: 20 in '02 & '03 (now 540 each), 20 in '04 & '05 (now 180 each), 20 in '06-'09 (now 60 each), 50 in '10-'14--1930 shares

FT: 50 in '02 & '03 (now 1350 each), 50 in '04 & '05 (now 450 each), 50 (now 150 each) in '06-'09, 100 in '10-'14--4700 shares

Major shareholders include Bryan Clark, who originally founded the company, who owns 107.6M shares of common stock (of 1.08B issued), about 10% of the company. Mr. Clark's shares are in a trust as he holds political office.

We have 45K FT associates and 225K PT associates.

WCS adding Orlando and Washington DC for 2016 season. Each team will play a home and away game versus each team, for 26 total.

Hired Tanner Bronson as head coach for SWU men's basketball, 5y/$4M, thru '19-20.

{Extended thru '21 after '16 season, $1M per.}

David Arseneault Jr., who was the head coach for the first two seasons of SWU at the D2 level, will continue on as an assistant coach. Bronson hired Howard Moore to be his associate head coach.

Rob Jeter replaces Moore after 2015-16 season, $500K per. 3y deal, out clause for head coaching job.

Purchased The Macaroni Grill's 146 units for $25M.

Signed to broadcast British Open, women's British, and amateur championship, as well as Walker and Calder Cup when at Royal Andrews course. Paid $85M per year from 2017-2029.

Will broadcast and finance Sesame Street, allow PBS to air six months later. Will join Reading Rainbow as signature SaL educational programming.

Will broadcast EPL games for six seasons, starting in the summer of 2016, $400M per season. All games will be available on SL1-4, or one of our partner channels, which will be announced soon.

Partnering with Time Warner, truTV, TBS, TNT most weeks, also HLN, CNN, TOON, TCM

--SL1-3 will remain mostly 24/7 sports, SL4 will remain mostly business/leisure/educational.

Will offer $1.51B per year for NFL Thursday package, except Opening night and Thanksgiving, with some SAT night games late, $78.95M per game, 1 playoff game (2016-17 wildcard weekend, 2017-8 divisional weekend)

Will offer $351M per year for Big Ten football/basketball package.

Signed Rachel Nichols to host a show and be a regular anchor/contributor on SportsEye or a like program. 5 years, begins early 2016.

Chuck Lorre "pot comedy" given 72 episode commitment, Matt Groening Netflix comedy given 48 episode commitment.

Over the air stations now covering 72% of USA population, broadcasting mostly SL1, some SL1/2.

1. see below
2. (from PORT) Cara Walls, Wisconsin
3. Whitney Church, Penn State
4. (from TOR) Cloe Lacasse, Iowa
4. McKenzie Sauerwein, Missouri

1) traded 2015 1st round pick to DC for DC's 2nd round pick in  2016 and PORT's 2nd round pick in '16.

Warriors sign Jozy Altidore to a 3 year, $17.5M contract. $5M in 2015, $6M in 2016, $5.5M in 2017. $1M signing bonus, to be paid 1/15/15.

Paid Sutherland a $8M transfer fee for the rights to Altidore.

3/7--WARRIORS @Columbus; 6PM, W, 2-0
3/14--WARRIORS vs. Toronto, 6PM, L, 2-4, 41688
3/29--WARRIORS vs. NYCFC, 4PM, ESPN2, L, 0-3, 34286
4/8--WARRIORS @Colorado, 8PM, L, 0-2
4/11--WARRIORS vs. FC Dallas, 6PM, L, 0-3, 39740
4/18--WAR EAGLES @ X, 6PM, W, 2--0, FSWTD,
4/18--WARRIORS vs. NY, 2PM, W, 2-0, 41688, FSW
4/25--WAR EAGLES vs. X, 7PM, W, 4-1, 10564, FSW
4/25--WARRIORS @ OCFC, 2PM, W, 3-0, FSW
5/2--WARRIORS @ Philadelphia, 6PM, L, 3-5, FSW
5/2--WAR EAGLES @ X, 9PM, L, 0-4, FSW
5/8--WAR EAGLES @ X, 6PM, L, 2-4, FSWA
5/9--WARRIORS vs. Montreal, 2PM, T, 1-1, FSW, 40922
5/16--WAR EAGLES @ X, 2PM, FSW, L, 3-4
5/16--WARRIORS @Toronto, 6PM, FSWA, T, 3-3
5/21--WAR EAGLES vs. X, 7PM, FSWA, 13242, W, 3-1
5/22--WARRIORS vs. DC United, 7PM, FSW, 35210, W, 4-3
5/24--WAR EAGLES vs. X, 6PM, FSW, 22144, W, 3-1
5/30--WARRIORS @Columbus, 6PM, FSW, L, 0-1
5/30--WAR EAGLES @ X, 9PM, FSW, W, 1-0
6/3--WARRIORS @NYCFC, 6PM, FSW, W, 3-2
6/6--WARRIORS vs. Houston, 7PM, FSW, W, 3-0, 35604
6/13--WARRIORS vs. LA Galaxy, 7PM, FSW, L, 2-3, 44000
6/19--WAR EAGLES @ X, L, 1-2
6/20--WE2 vs. Colorado Storm, 7PM, APC, fireworks after game, all seats, $15 minus goals scored by USA in 1st 3 games of World Cup, T, 3-3, 13521
6/24--WARRIORS vs. New England, 6PM, FSW, W, 2-0, 26917
6/26--WAR EAGLES @ X, FSWA, T, 2-2
6/27--WARRIORS @New England, 6, FSW, W, 3-0
7/3--WAR EAGLES vs. X, 6PM, FSWA, T, 0-0, 14248
7/4--WARRIORS vs. Chicago, 6PM, FSW, L, 1-3, 44000
7/5--WAR EAGLES vs. X, 1PM, FSWA, L, 0-1, 15932
7/11--W2 vs. X, 7PM, APC, $10 all seats, fireworks after game, FSWA, L, 1-3, 20270
7/11--WAR EAGLES @ Toronto, 2PM, FSW, L, 1-3
7/11--WARRIORS @Portland, 9PM, FSWA, L, 0-4
7/15--WAR EAGLES vs. X, 6PM, L, 0-2, 26701
7/15--WARRIORS @Real Salt Lake, 8PM, L, 1-2
7/19--WARRIORS vs. Toronto, 5, L, 1-3, 41833
7/25--WARRIORS vs. Philadelphia, 7PM, L, 0-3, 43405
7/29--WAR EAGLES @ X, 7, L, 3-5
8/1--WAR EAGLES vs. X, 2PM, FSW, T, 1-1, 12408
8/1--WARRIORS @NYCFC, 6, FSWA, L, 1-5
8/8--WAR EAGLES vs. X, 2PM, W, 2-0, 31091
8/8--WARRIORS @Montreal, L, 0-4
8/15--WAR EAGLES @ X, 9PM, FSW, L, 0-4
8/19--WARRIORS vs. San Jose, 7PM, W, 3-1, 24596
8/22--WARRIORS vs. Seattle, 7PM, W, 3-2, 32208
8/23--WAR EAGLES vs. X, 2PM, L, 0-2, 19388
8/29--WAR EAGLES vs. X, 2PM, W, 4-1, 21386, FSW
8/30--WARRIORS @NY, L, 1-5, SaL
9/3--WAR EAGLES vs. X, 6PM, L, 1-2, FSW
9/4--WARRIORS vs. Columbus, 6PM, 33587, L, 3-4, FSWA
9/6--WAR EAGLES @ X, 7PM, L, 0-4, 13288, FSW
9/12--WARRIORS @Sporting KC, L, 0-2
9/19--WARRIORS @OCFC, T, 2-2
9/26--WARRIORS vs. Vancouver, 6PM, FSW, L, 1-4, 43272
10/3--WARRIORS vs. DC United, 2PM, FSW, W, 3-1, 26701
10/17--WARRIORS @Chicago, 7PM, FSW, W, 2-1
10/25--WARRIORS vs. New England, 4PM, FSW,  38259, L, 3-4

January 12, 2015 American Pride press release, fiscal statement

Fiscal year ended 1/1/15.

Stock price as of close of market 1/2/15 was $42.33

Total revenue was $39.55B. Profit was $1.551B or $1.44 per share. 

For the upcoming fiscal year, which will end 1/1/16, American Pride is estimating profit of $1.65B, or $1.53 a share, on revenues of $41.5B. Next year's fiscal year will have 52 weeks, as opposed to 53 this past fiscal year. 

Thoughts about the future:

Our sports and lifestyle network will still be in its early stages, and still incurring start up costs and growing pains.

We have 1098 Freedom theaters with 14822 screens. Of those, about 280 are Freedom Night Owls, which have premium seating and a full menu. All have a Hooters Limited in the lobby, as a meeting place and lounge for before and after the movie. Building 32-40 screen theater and entertainment complexes in metro areas, near connecting interstates. Comedy club, Hooters Live, restaurants, batting cages, fitness clubs, tennis/racquetball courts, walking/running tracks.

We have about 478 Liberty theaters and 3504 screens at the end of the year, as we run about 97% of the "budget cinemas" in the USA. About 240 of those are Liberty Night Owls "cinema cafes" are open, in the upper Midwest, southern US, with expansion into the Northeast last year and in progress.

American Capitalist financial services now have 32 total offices. Began with $40M in invested funds. $42B in invested funds as of 12/26/13 . Now a prime player in 401K/403B investing, as well as heavily into the niche market of self-investing. Will continue to grow through success and possible acquisition.

American Security Preservation, mainly involved in life insurance, annuities, and wealth preservation. Annual premiums of $4.8B. Premiums in '13 up 21% mainly through 5, 10, and 15 year annuities that paid about 1% more than standard rates and commission increase of 50% to agents. $77B in total funds.

American Motivation looks to help people make the most of what they have and meet their goals. Operates during the school year, Sep-May, Tue-Thurs, during non-holiday weeks. We expect to have 80 events this fiscal year. Focus is on filling arenas in metro/suburban areas.

White Castle has 622 outlets and same store sales increased 4.1% due to increase in marketing and specials. 20 expected to open in 2015.

Biggby Coffee has 508 outlets and same store sales increased 7.1% due to successful loyalty program and lower price/bigger serving combo. 25 expected to open in 2015.

Hooters has 774 locations worldwide, with 475 in the USA. Sales were up 6.5% in 2012, and we expect to open 25 more in 2015.

Hooters Live now has 42 locations, all in the USA, mostly in high population suburban markets. Expansion planned for 2015, about 12 more in USA and Australia.  Live is a destination for live music 6-7 nights a week, and pool/darts/volleyball/softball/poker/trivia leagues and tournaments.

Hooters hotel in Vegas significant growth in poker and casino business, and headliners in arena. Jeff Foxworthy signed to headline six weeks through 2018, Larry the Cable Guy four weeks per year through '18, Bill Cosby, four weeks through '16, Jerry Seinfeld, four weeks through '16, Chris Rock, four weeks through '16, Jeff Ross, eight weeks through '18, Dennis Miller, four weeks through '16, Norm McDonald, four weeks through '16, LeAnn Rimes, six weeks through '16, Kelly Clarkson, four weeks through '16, Elton John, two weeks through '16, Joel Osteen, two weeks through '16.  All do shows Fri-Tues, some do two shows Fri/Sat. Destination hotel/casino/Hooters restaurant, busiest Hooters in the world. Best poker tournaments, 2K seat performance venue added early 2013, 500 seat comedy club added April, 2013.

Krispy Kreme has 529 locations worldwide. Sales were up 2.7% in '14. Plan is to lower prices in 2015, on food and drinks.

AAA baseball team, in Lake Mills, WI, named Madison Mosquitoes, affiliate of Brewers. New stadium and entertainment complex opened early '13, including Leinenkugel Park, the crown jewel of minor league baseball stadiums, 10K capacity.

Twelve team women's pro soccer league, WCS, which began play in 2013.

Trump Tower Hooters Atlantic City gained revenue last year, mainly due to increased seminar and convention business.

Hostess brands continues to do well

Began Basset Hound moonshine mixers, now available everywhere.

Started Sports and Leisure TV, a four channel pack, in 2014. Won rights to broadcast NFL, NBA, MLS, and WCS, and purchased CBS Sports Network, and The Tennis Channel, and will maintain those commitments.

Purchased Red Lobster in 2014, rebuilding the brand.

Purchased Homestyle Dining, which is Ponderosa and Bonanza. Renamed all to Ponderosa.

We plan on continuing to grow and be a successful and profitable company. We always have been a debt free company, as well as a charitable member of the community, state, and country. We do not plan to change that aspect of our business. Each of our establishments have a planned budget for special events for good causes that they draw from that does not affect their bonuses, if applicable. Our success is a direct correlation of our associates, and we are happy they continue to succeed with us.

Because of our expansion into TV, snacks, and moonlight mixers in 2013/2014, we are looking to sit back and grow our business in 2015, though we are always open to adding profitable companies with room for growth. We are currently sitting on $2.44B in cash, which we utilize rather than borrowing when we wish to expand or build.

We have rewarded our associates with a gift of stock since our inception. Below is how much they would have accumulated if they had been with us since 2002, both part-time and full-time:

PT: 20 in '02 & '03 (now 540 each), 20 in '04 & '05 (now 180 each), 20 in '06-'09 (now 60 each), 50 in '10-'14--1930 shares

FT: 50 in '02 & '03 (now 1350 each), 50 in '04 & '05 (now 450 each), 50 (now 150 each) in '06-'09, 100 in '10-'14--4700 shares

Major shareholders include Bryan Clark, who originally founded the company, who owns 107.6M shares of common stock (of 1.08B issued), about 10% of the company. Mr. Clark's shares are in a trust as he holds political office.

We have 42K FT associates and 195K PT associates.