Walter Payton Roundhouse Philosopher: 34 Life Lessons Learned at Walter Payton's Roundhouse

The Deal was done, and we all knew
It was attributable to his fame
The First Railroad Roundhouse was built in America
>Walter Payton's Roundhouse Complex
I was ready to commence
As our CPA Mark outlined the plan
>"One-third for Walter,
One-third for me,
One-third for the Aschers
>"But, wait..." Walter broke in, "Wait, you see
I need to get this straight
It appears you believe one of us...Pam?
>"Oh, no," said Mark the CPA,
"But if we divide by four
The Aschers will have 50 percent
>"Check your math," Walter insisted
"Since what I am able to see...
Pam would have 25, Scott 25
>"And so, it is settled," Walter declared,
"On the documents that you create
There are no Aschers, just Pam, Scott, Mark, and Walter
>365 days later, Walter Payton's Roundhouse
Opened to accolades and awards
It was honored by many
>Walter Payton's Roundhouse was declared
By the United States Department of Preservation
"One of the finest examples of adaptive reuse,
>Note:
Day of the signing, Walter declared,
"I think I got to have 34?" No one disagreed, but we told Hall of
Famer Dan Hampton we'd never be his partner...Dan was 99.