Fireworks Stand Changes Name to Responsible Randy’s

After fire, Responsible Randy’s promotes “Safety First, Fireworks Burst!” message

Springfield, MO – After operating for several years as Crazy Carl’s Fireworks, a recent tent fire has prompted ownership to reconsider the stand’s brand and change its name to Responsible Randy’s Fireworks.

The new name is expected to stand alone in a field of stands carrying monikers such as “Crazy”, “Wild” and “Socially Irresponsible” Fireworks. Responsible Randy’s hopes that their new approach to selling mild explosives will resonate with consumers looking forward to a safe and celebratory July 4^th event.

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Local parents are comforted by the firework safety class offered by Responsible Randy’s. “I let my boy take the class and he loved it. Learned how to properly shoot a bottle rocket from a beer can by a gentleman who lost his index finger and thumb to a sparklers accident. I think it was very effective in communicating ‘safety first, fireworks burst’,” said Victoria Nevelsheen of Ozark, MO.

Responsible Randy’s will be preaching “Safety First, Fireworks Burst” by quizzing each customer on the deployment time and black powder weight of each explosive during check out. “In case of an emergency, I was even shown how to quickly put out a lit punk on my tongue!” said a proud Phillip Tiffanpots, a 3^rd grader from Boliver, MO.