Tee Shirts for the 3 Days We Ride Together
The first of the T-shirts have arrived and almost everything turned out great but it did turn up a very small
problem…size. When you order your T-shirts please be very careful of the sizes you choose! In order to get away
from those nasty decals and wristbands from this past ride (plus the fact that I think it will be very cool for everyone
to have riding t-shirts for each day) I went to the shirts to be your ticket for gas stops and food stops. If you have
your own riding attire that you like though, I will have wristbands for the ride that you can wear so that the
volunteers will know you are part of the group. I feel very confident that no one will jump into our group just to get
free gas and our escort officers will be using the shirt or wristband to make sure of that.
My point: When you get the T-shirts in the mail please make sure that the shirts were not mis-labeled from the
factory and that the extra large t-shirt that you needed was not a large t-shirt that you ordered! Do you get my
point!?!? I have worn an extra large for a long, long time. The extra large t-shirts even after I washed them fit just
like the other 2,132 other t-shirts in my drawers! If you are the large plus a little…order an extra large. They are
100% cotton t-shirts and could shrink a little in the wash. With that said: Try them on before you wash them
please. If an exchange needs to be made…no problem but, because they are your ticket for gas and food I will need
them sent back to me. Depending on Flat Rate or Priority Mail it will cost between $6.80 and $8.95 each way to
exchange a shirt. If you do need to exchange a set of T-shirts please enclose a check for $10 and I will get them
back as soon as I receive yours. I want you all comfortable in your shirts and I do not mind sending out another set
in the right size. But for all of you that do the laundry please keep in mind that it is Pen and I only that are folding
and boxing 853 T-shirts!!!!!! Lord have mercy…I think this is Gods way of teaching me how hard my wife works to
have all those t-shirts miraculously appear nice, clean and smelling good in my t-shirt drawer every time I open it up!
Jon
problem…size. When you order your T-shirts please be very careful of the sizes you choose! In order to get away
from those nasty decals and wristbands from this past ride (plus the fact that I think it will be very cool for everyone
to have riding t-shirts for each day) I went to the shirts to be your ticket for gas stops and food stops. If you have
your own riding attire that you like though, I will have wristbands for the ride that you can wear so that the
volunteers will know you are part of the group. I feel very confident that no one will jump into our group just to get
free gas and our escort officers will be using the shirt or wristband to make sure of that.
My point: When you get the T-shirts in the mail please make sure that the shirts were not mis-labeled from the
factory and that the extra large t-shirt that you needed was not a large t-shirt that you ordered! Do you get my
point!?!? I have worn an extra large for a long, long time. The extra large t-shirts even after I washed them fit just
like the other 2,132 other t-shirts in my drawers! If you are the large plus a little…order an extra large. They are
100% cotton t-shirts and could shrink a little in the wash. With that said: Try them on before you wash them
please. If an exchange needs to be made…no problem but, because they are your ticket for gas and food I will need
them sent back to me. Depending on Flat Rate or Priority Mail it will cost between $6.80 and $8.95 each way to
exchange a shirt. If you do need to exchange a set of T-shirts please enclose a check for $10 and I will get them
back as soon as I receive yours. I want you all comfortable in your shirts and I do not mind sending out another set
in the right size. But for all of you that do the laundry please keep in mind that it is Pen and I only that are folding
and boxing 853 T-shirts!!!!!! Lord have mercy…I think this is Gods way of teaching me how hard my wife works to
have all those t-shirts miraculously appear nice, clean and smelling good in my t-shirt drawer every time I open it up!
Jon