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When Jerry Scarborough suffered an injury in the line of duty with the Maryland State Police, he knew his 15-year career would end, and he knew he needed to do something else with his life. While at a local restaurant, he began talking to septic system pumper Ray Hall. "Mr. Hall was different than the other septic guys in this community. He wore wingtip shoes, dress pants and a dress shirt. He always looked good, and he always smelled good," Scarborough recalls. When Hall learned of Scarborough's impending retirement, he explained he had a business and no
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