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Entrepreneurs Caution Customers that Boaters Who Ignore Common Sense Drown in Their Own Foolishness
Entrepreneurs in the boating industry understand their customers face possible accidents and fatalities whenever they are on the water. Entrepreneurs want boaters to understnad that if they ignore common sense on the water they will drown in their own ignorance.

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Entrepreneurs Caution Customers that Boaters Who Ignore Common Sense Drown in Their Own Foolishness
Entrepreneurs in the boating industry understand their customers face possible accidents and fatalities whenever they are on the water. Entrepreneurs want boaters to understnad that if they ignore common sense on the water they will drown in their own ignorance.
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Drinking and Driving = Consequences
Drunk driving is widely understood to be risky and dangerous, not only to the driver and passengers but also to other people on the road, including drivers and pedestrians. Four out of every ten fatal car accidents in the United States are alcohol-related. Each year, 25,000 people die and 708,000 are injured in alcohol-related collisions. Alcohol-related crashes result in the death of 500 people per week, or more than 70 every day. Statistically, half of all Americans will be involved in an alcohol-related car accident in their lifetime. Despite these alarming statistics, it happens all around us every day. Far too often, who have been drinking fail to heed the potential consequences, and get behind the wheel of a car.

Question of the Day: What will you do with your failure?
"Success is not final. Failure is not fatal. It is the courage to continue that counts." - Winston Churchill
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