Before our operations could really get going disaster struck. A coup occurred on July 27th 1990 in Trinidad. On that day I worked in a building opposite the Red House as fighting raged around it. Part of our equipment was stolen on that day during the unrest. A month later as the coup prolonged my vehicle which was and asset of the business was riddled with bullets as I drove to work at Colonial Life Insurance Company. By the grace of God my life was preserved. And we closed. In May 1991 many months after the coup was brought to an end we restarted the business only for a mysterious fire to burn down the building where our ice cream cart was kept. We closed again. In 1993 we restarted again retailing through several ice cream carts located solely in Diego Martin. Things were progressing well before the rising crime rate and other difficulties caused us to cease operations.