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• FL YING J INC. 0 50 WEST 990 SOUTH , t'?'! f jl P.O. BOX 678 BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH 84302-0678 PHONE (801) 734-6400 FAX (801) 734-6556 March 19, 1997 753420 SAN JOAQUIN P.U. e;OX 38.8 S TOCKTCN Dear Vendor, CO. PU3L.IC HEALTH CA 95201-03£8 CFJ Properties, the owner of more than 70 Flying J Travel Plazas throughout the United States, is pleased that you have elected to do business with CFJ. As we continue our relationship with you as a vendor, there are a couple of matters that we need to address. First, CFJ is a partnership. The partnership has established stand-alone financing and desires to maintain financial independence from its partners. To maintain this independence, CFJ desires that the following paragraph become a part of each agreement, whether written or oral, with respect to each transaction that CFJ may have with you from this date forward: Notwithstanding any prior oral or written arrangement between the parties to the contrary, vendor (addressee of this letter) hereby agrees that the vendor's sole recourse arising from or in connection with any transaction between CFJ and vendor shall be against CFJ and not against any of the general partners of CFJ. The vendor hereby waives any and all claims that vendor may hereafter have against Big West Oil Company, Douglas Oil Company of California or Kayo Oil Company arising from or relating to the sale of goods or services to CFJ except to the extent of their respective partnership interests in CFJ. We hope that each of CH's vendors will take the time and effort to learn about CFJ and become familiar with its excellent financial condition. We are confident that if you do, you will be entirely comfortable with the contractual provision imposed by this letter. In addition to the foregoing, CFJ wants to make you aware of its policy against gifts and gratuities. CFJ contracts with Flying J Inc. To operate CFJ's Flying J Travel Plazas. Employees at the Travel Plazas are, therefore, employees of Flying J. CFJ prohibits Flying J employees from accepting gifts or invitations to special events {for example --ball games, operas, golf events, elaborate meals, etc.} from companies with whom Flying J conducts business. The policy specifies that if a vendor or prospective vendor of goods or services offers a gift to an employee, the employee must decline the gift and terminate its relationship with that vendor. Rather than offering gifts or gratuities, CFJ and Flying J hope that you will