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Formal Statement From The Chesterfield: Party On! Bailey and Campbell Kiss and Make Up

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This just in from the heavyweight champions of the Battle for The Chesterfield:

Statement from Ed Bailey:

“It is unfortunate how things have unfolded at The Chesterfield and I’m disappointed to say the least.  I have continued to be very supportive of this bar and its success.  Unfortunately an internal issue that we were working hard to handle privately became a public spectacle, which both parties deeply regret.  Eddie and I have resolved our differences and look forward to putting this behind us,” said Ed Bailey. “The Chesterfield is back to business as usual with Eddie at its helm.”

Statement from Eddie Campbell:

“Sometimes emotions can get in the way of better judgment.  Ed has been a great mentor to me and he is a great guy. We had professional differences and I’m sorry how things transpired.  I’m passionate about The Chesterfield, as it is a life long dream of mine, and I’d like to apologize to everyone involved.  Ed and I have worked things out and I am glad to be back behind the bar.  I’m humbled by the support I’ve received from the community and look forward to making cocktails for the people of Dallas,” said Eddie Campbell.

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