been developed by employee (Bennett), but at date of said termination comprises part of said route ..."
Contemporaneously with the execution of the contract, and forming a part thereof. a list of customers or "stops" was delivered to Bennett by the appellee. This list identifies the "stops" which constituted the retail food route and, according to the contract, provides information as to the "tastes, peculiarities, and requirements of individuals at such stops ..." Thus, the prohibited customers are the "stops" on the route, and any newly developed customers or "stops" on the route at the date of termination of the employment contract; and, the prohibition would extend to all individuals at such stops during the one-year *130 limitation, and, whether or not they had previously bought from appellant.
For thisman we knew name Jon. He decorated everything he could find with the rebel flag and I gave him the nickname Rebel Jon. Jon was raising his kids as a single dad and times were often tough for them. We once delivered a couch we got for free to Jon so his kids would have someplace to sleep. We would bring them food from time to time. In the end he was just gone.

I think about an atheist we talked with named Mike. We talked a lot about his life. He had been a drug addict and alcoholic. He had been sober for several years. He was convinced there was no God. One day he looked terrible. He told us his body was shutting down from the years