Bill,

In a free market economy, the proper response would be for you to make your own 
CaveSim but charge a competitive price, thereby undercutting their business, 
rather than complaining about their prices.

Time is money in my book.

Diana

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> On Jun 10, 2015, at 12:35 PM, Mixon Bill via Texascavers 
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> I have no objection to CaveSim at TCR, at least as long as $$ don't add to 
> the registration. But I am moved to point out that $1500 is a lot more than 
> "fuel money," so Dave is not exactly donating the use of it. -- Mixon
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