Kids Busted Pushing "Happy Crack": No Relation to Mr. Happy Crack

St. Louis, MO (PRWEB) May 19, 2006 -- In an odd twist of fate, the Pittsburgh location of www.thecrackteam.com [The Crack Team's] launched just as 14 area students were suspended for bringing "Happy Crack," a mixture of Kool-Aid and sugar, to their elementary school. The Crack Team's www.mrhappycrack.com [Mr. Happy Crack], is the celebrated and internationally recognized company mascot. The Crack Team, foundation repair specialists in business since 1985, has www.thecrackteam.com/about/locations [locations] nationwide.
A controversy surrounds suspension, which many call an overreaction by the Penn Hills School District.

In a statement, Bob Kodner, president of The Crack Team said, "Given his security detail, I can assure you that no one gets close enough to push Mr. Happy Crack." He went on to comment that "while we have not met Mr. Aid, we regret that he is tied to something so tawdry."

When asked his feeling on the mascot being referred to as the informal "Happy Crack," Kodner would only respond, "kids these days."

Mr. Happy Crack has been featured on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and in the Wall Street Journal among numerous other high-profile national news media. For more information about Mr. Happy Crack or The Crack Team, contact Cary Goldwasser at The Crack Team 866-905-5200 x 301.

Press Contact: Cary Goldwasser
Company Name: The Crack Team
Email: cgoldwasser@thecrackteam.com
Phone: 866-905-5200 +301
Website: www.thecrackteam.com