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Picked mine up! I knew if I waited long enough I could get a super sweet price! The volume looks great, Tommy, it's unbelievable to me the amount of work you put into it. I think there were only 5 copies left when I was there.
Great Ryan, thanks. Eisenbrauns told me to bring ten copies, because they had some in stock. I brought 15, but I probably should have brought 30 copies, because now Eisenbrauns may not have any more copies to sell (until I bring new copies for the next meeting).
This is a special arrangement since my old publisher went out of business a few years ago and Eisenbrauns took over the publication of the series. The main supplies, however, is still in my basement :-).
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