Maine, every mention

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Verbatim, from the transcripts: the passages where Maine comes up

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▶ 6:43 Shane Parrish He pushed Irving to expand into Maine and New England, and they did.
▶ 7:45 Shane Parrish Local potato farmers were shipping truckloads of raw potatoes across the border to a plant in Maine.
▶ 27:16 Shane Parrish In 1975, they bought a plant in Maine, then another the following year.

▶ 5:52 Shane Parrish They've been growing in the acidic soils of Nova Scotia, Maine, and Quebec since the last ice age. 2 times in the scene
▶ 19:13 Shane Parrish One in Nova Scotia, one in New Brunswick, one in Ontario, actually four, one in Maine.
▶ 21:32 Shane Parrish My competitors in Maine still sell in the United States.
▶ 47:56 Shane Parrish John Bragg's main blueberry operations with methods from the 19 seventies. 2 times in the scene

▶ 36:51 Shane Parrish Vanderbilt faced renewed competition on his Boston to Maine steamboat route, responding with fierce public anti-monopoly rhetoric.

▶ 6:58 John Bragg Then in 1968, we had a real turning point when there were big crops in Maine, and, and the grower price went down, and 3 times in the scene
▶ 14:16 John Bragg Now the industry in Maine, uh, which is the mother of the industry, had about a fifty-fifty ratio between old farms, which tended to be smaller than they were here, but then they had the blueberry barrens, which were big fields that were a… 3 times in the scene
▶ 22:37 John Bragg And my brother and a mechanic looked at some of these efforts that were done in Maine and other places, and they said, we can do this, and we can do it better.
▶ 37:04 John Bragg What's the crop in Maine? 2 times in the scene

▶ 3:40 Shane Parrish I want to start with your grandfather, and if I understand correctly, when you were 14 and, or no, 15 and 16, you were working for him up in Maine as a cook and a chauffeur, and that really cemented your relationship with him.
▶ 2:07:06 Christopher Davis So, you know, instead we have, we literally have a campground in Maine, you know, little cabins and, and it's, it's a place that we're very happy because it feels sustainable.

▶ 24:06 Paul Assaiante They talk about, do you remember that bus ride in the snow on the way to Maine and

▶ 4:10 Hugh Howey When I went across the Atlantic, I hit the Caribbean, went all the way up to Maine, and then worked my way back down.

▶ 1:12:26 Jonathan Haidt If you Google, um, Mainers United from the state of Maine, they put on these

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