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and no vit to ann arbor is complete without stop at zingerman's deli, a cal institution r the past 27years. a franand kathy ½ italian sub can i have thearge please? en in the midst of a recessi people still flo here and shell t as much as $16 for a sandwich. >> when ople do spend their money they want to spend ion somethinreally good. >> srez: a simple enough formula. zingern's co-founders ari weinzwg and paul saginaw concede, the recession hasit the bottom line. but they're stilhiring new peopleand rolling out new product lines. >> so are we impacted? absotely. do we gout and make a living anyway? absoluly. >> suare zingermans, which has athered tough times before, has grown to a group of 11 distct businesses, with 34 million dollars in annua revenue - and mo than 500 employees. it wouldave been easy to begin moving pies of a growing siness to cheaper parts of t countr or to franchise. but weinzweig and sagiw have stuck to tir original vision statent. >>nd in that vision among other things it specifical says that we aren't gog to en anything outside the ann arboarea. >> suarez: mayor

but the people i spoke to during the week whether it is the partners at zingerman's deli in ann arbor or the farmers in iowa or the storekeepers in lincoln city, oregon, they had a very strong connection to the place where they lived, where they had done business, where they had a sense of community. so there wasn't this feeling oh, boy, if i could just kick off the dust of this town and go somewhere else. people are really rooted in the places where they live. >> lehrer: now speaking of traveling, you are about to do some more. you are off to copenhagen to the climate conference. you will be reporting were from there next week. what is going to be the focus of your reporting? >>. >> suarez: well, they have a draft document now. and that's created a tremendous upsurge in interest in the deliberations next week when a lot of heads of state are going to be coming to copenhagen to put the finishing touches on some sort of document that they want to end the conference with. originally when we had planned to goback brahm -- barack obama was going to be there this week and not next week whe