Talk:Ben Jones (US)
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[edit] Cooter's
This article completely fails to mention that he ran a business called "Cooter's" in Rappahanock County Virginia for several years. IT was mainly a burger place but he would occasionally have cast members over and he'd always have at least one General Lee on display. However, sometimes, there would be a lot of General Lees. I remember one time, it was 6 of them.
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