Assignment America

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Elmer Fudd-style hats were originally made by the Stormy Kromer Cap Co. The company was going out of business until a most unlikely savior came to the rescue. Send Steve to find out who it was.

Or, how would you like to meet a guy who's been shining shoes for 82 years? He started when he was 10 - and even did Bette Davis' shoes once. Imagine the stories he must have.

Our viewer suggestion this week comes from David Gersic. It's about a guy in Vegas who opened a pinball hall of fame. Good idea, or is the guy tilted? Send Steve to find out.

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