Little Sister’s started out as a small investment, and a group of people put this thing together. And, of course we didn’t know exactly what direction we were going to go in back in 1988, but we got our first facility open in Eloy, Arizona in 1990. And that facility took a little while, about three months, four months, all of a sudden we started to get return visitors, and people coming back, welcome back. And, then we found a possibility for a facility in Barstow, California. And at that time, the county had a need for jobs and they provided us with some financing that was lucrative enough for us to create the facility in Barstow, and we went ahead and built that. And that got built in 1992, and that facility took off like a firecracker. I mean, there were trucks coming everywhere, and they just knew the name because we had started a reputation that followed us to California and to Barstow. That facility has been a flagship for Little Sister’s for many years.

And then a couple of years later, we decided, well, you know what? We should go take a look out at Thousand Palms, Palm Springs area on Highway 10. And that’s where we started Little Sister’s Truck Wash, Thousand Palms. Following that, we had another opportunity in Hesperia, two and a half years later, we built Hesperia. And then about four years later, here comes Fontana, a real opportunity. And Fontana has been a tremendous asset for Little Sister’s, and has grown our annual sales there. So we’re very happy with Fontana, and proud to be having five. Hopefully in the very near future we’ll expand. We always get questions about when you’re going to come to the East Coast, when you’re going to come to the Midwest. Well, we’ve been here in Southern California, focused here, but now we have opportunities possibly to move to new areas, Midwest, East Coast. So, Little Sister’s is going to grow. We have new energy and new involvement with other people that will help this company continue to succeed.