In its first acquisition, since it failed attempt to sell itself, Dominion Enterprises appears to be diversifying.
![dsc019831 Sam the happy Prune Farmer](https://vendoralley.wpengine.com.php5-10.dfw1-1.websitetestlink.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/dsc019831.jpg?w=300)
Sam Cloverfield was surprised when a man in a dark blue suit showed up to his farm and said he was from “Norfolk, Virginia” and wanted to buy his prune farm and prune juice manufacturing business.
![sunsweetccn8131418591 Prune Juice](https://vendoralley.wpengine.com.php5-10.dfw1-1.websitetestlink.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/sunsweetccn8131418591.jpg?w=168)
Mr. Cloverfield balked at Dominion’s first offer but came to settle on what he refereed to as a “fair price”.
In a related story, a company wide memo was sent to all Dominion Enterprise employees. The memo gave instructions on how to operate the newly installed coin operated locks on employee restrooms.
![lock5 INCOME!](https://vendoralley.wpengine.com.php5-10.dfw1-1.websitetestlink.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/lock5.jpg)
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Really Greg. The bathroom lock was over the line. I mean my God man we don’t need you giving them IDEAS!
Prune Juice? That is so fitting! Only management should have the locks on the bathrooms!