I attended the Fremont Street Fair in Seattle just prior to "The Mask" debut. Seems the promo poster for the street fair had infringed on some aspect of the movie's aesthetic and the fair was enjoined from displaying their poster by a cease and desist order from the movie company. All the poster's were destroyed, save one, which resides in the bar of my home. True, too true.
No muss, no fuss.
Don't knock it until you've tried it.
How to make a small fortune in the restaurant business? Start with a large fortune.
Then they wouldn't be boneless.