March 15, 2006 16:22 ET

Arnold Completes 7-Eleven Continuing Education

BRANSON, MO -- (MARKET WIRE) -- March 15, 2006 -- Prime Time Group, Inc. (OTC: PRTH) announces that its CEO Johnny Ray Arnold just completed a four day 7-Eleven security Training in Orlando, Florida. Arnold said, "I am very impressed with the overall quality and knowledge of the instructors who made the presentations during this training." The class was broken into segments covering all aspects of Shortage Management. Being exposed to this training, left no doubt that 7-Eleven, Inc. has all the tools and resources to help Licensees continue to be successful. Johnny Ray Arnold has over 25 years of experience in this industry. Even with his vast industry experience he was able to gain important knowledge from this training which will be invaluable to the Puerto Rican operation. 7-Eleven, Inc. requires that Mr. Arnold, as a new licensee, have approximately 6 weeks training covering all areas of the business. This is a small, but important portion of what makes 7-Eleven different from others in the industry.

Johnny Ray Arnold has had the opportunity to work with many industry leaders since 1976; Total Petroleum being the most important of these. There he oversaw different parts of the business from Merchandising, P&L responsibilities, training and development of people, branded food programs, fuel supply and transportation, vender agreements, creating and maintaining a safe working environment, and most of all how to find and keep good people.

Prime Time believes that these interactions between multiple licensees and the master licensor are an excellent way to not only learn the most up to date industry information, but are also extremely valuable in building national and international relationships within the 7-Eleven family.

About Prime Time Group, Inc.

Prime Time Group, Inc. through its affiliate Puerto Rico-7 Inc., is the exclusive area licensee for 7-Eleven in Puerto Rico. Prime Time through its affiliate currently operates fourteen 7-Eleven locations in this territory. Prime Time believes that the 7-Eleven brand is highly under-represented in Puerto Rico and the upside growth has been untapped for the Island. Puerto Rico has approximately 4 million people on the island, with nearly 1,700,000 in the greater San Juan Area.

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