"They were so real-looking," he said. "More than one person would walk in the door, and not paying attention, would look up and be startled by one of the monsters in front of them."

Gaynor spent six days getting the 78 figures to the dealership and another three putting them up, and Robertson said asking her to take down the display was his toughest decision in business.
But he said he cannot afford to lose customers like the man who said he was unable to purchase a car with the monsters there. "This broke my heart," Robertson said. "But for some, Halloween is devil-worshiping."
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