Digital Page -- Strange Encounters

"I couldn't leave the wall open. With $5 million worth of equipment inside the plant, we would have become a Wal-Mart for downtown Albany," Spada quips.

Sadly, aside from Spada's wallet, the former bowling alley area took the biggest hit. Rocks and concrete were embedded into the bowling lanes, essentially destroying them. Spada estimates it would have cost about $50,000 to reconstruct the lanes. That wouldn't have been a justifiable purchase for a $5 million-a-year printer.