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Fantastic
Personally, i can hardly wait till they go back home..then us locals can park in the lower lots at the sundance ski resort, again. Ironically, it's the locals who keep sundance in business but are given a back seat when the "celebrities" come. I bet all the celebs ski and eat for free.
as for me I always try to ski and eat for free, when I lived in utah. now the only thing I spend money on is the gas getting to Utah.
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