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Aimee Williams

61:17 - 61:40

“in the contract original, it was 41 included, and we renegotiated that to 45 because the 41 was a number that was created if those were always full, and they're not always full. We can't get any container 100% full, so we worked with Alaska Waste to come up with a different number, and we landed on 45.”
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I'm sure you've seen them. Dark Lake, we talk about them all the time. Um, we— in the contract original, it was 41 included, and we renegotiated that to 45 because the 41 was a number that was created if those were always full, and they're not always full. We can't get any container 100% full, so we worked with Alaska Waste to come up with a different number, and we landed on 45. So those are the two things that we successfully changed.

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