Business in a bad economy

Around town new businesses are springing up, old ones are expanding and seeing facelifts, it may be a sign of economic turnaround in a currently down but stable economy.

[False]

Everyone knows business is down. What a miss leading story

[Al Hamilton]

False wrote:

Everyone knows business is down. What a miss leading story

Yeah, even as Wellersdick shows you examples otherwise... There has been a slowly imerging increase in many areas of the economy in recent months- maybe you should pull your head out of that dark place you have stuck it in.

[blegh]

the only way Dutch Bros can help the community is by letter our local coffee shops (Juice and Java) stay in business! GO AWAY DUTCH BROS!

[Publius2]

blegh wrote:

the only way Dutch Bros can help the community is by letter our local coffee shops (Juice and Java) stay in business! GO AWAY DUTCH BROS!

Nothing wrong with a little competiton, is there?

[Consumer]

People in Paradise can't support business here because just about everything is so over priced!
And for a a lot of places the service is horrible..... Thank God Chico is just down the hill....or families would not be able to survive in this economy or ever if Paradise was our only option.

[resident]

We need a Walmart here when will people wake up!!!

[John]

i love that dutch brothers is coming here. I have tried the other shops and don't like them. I kept trying to have a good experience at coffee's on but the staff there on skyway was a joke. One guy just sat there and looked at his tip jar and yelled at someone else to make the drink.

he got nothing. Every time I go to Dutch Bros they are always cool and I leave 3 to 5 bucks a time.

Rite Aid is a joke they are so close to folding its sad

[inParadise]

I agree about Rite Aid who needs it...would rather have Walmart anyday. Dutch Bros. is okay but when can we get a Starbucks please?? I don't shop at the local stores that much either...too expensive. We do need more restaurants up here:)

[Save your money]

Just how many coffee shops do we need here in Paradise? Is there really that much of a demand for them? If people can afford these expensive coffees, they really should not be complaining about the prices of other products. Whatever happened to making your coffee at home, putting it in a thermo cup & going on your way? Consider how much a week you spend on these coffee "treats." Starbucks has closed many of their shops, that should tell many that smart people are using their bucks more wisely.

[Public Infidel Number 1]

Anyone know what's going on at the building on Pentz & Stearns?
It stood unfinished for about 3 years, but now appears to have activity...they gonna finally finish construction?

[Publius2]

Save your money wrote:

Just how many coffee shops do we need here in Paradise? Is there really that much of a demand for them?

That's the beauty of free enterprise! Eventually the best ones will prevail by the choice of the people who vote with their dollars. Too bad the B. Hussein Obama administration doesn't get it.

[Alan Keyes]

Publius2 wrote:

<quoted text>That's the beauty of free enterprise! Eventually the best ones will prevail by the choice of the people who vote with their dollars. Too bad the B. Hussein Obama administration doesn't get it.

No doubt then you eat at McDonalds... Has anyone ever told you that you are a clown?

[Publius2]

Alan Keyes wrote:

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No doubt then you eat at McDonalds... Has anyone ever told you that you are a clown?

What's the matter? Your argument has run out of gas so you resort to ad-hominem attacks?
Actually neither I nor my family eat's at McDonalds since thier corp. financially supported the gay agenda.

[Publius2]

By the way, I no longer buy Levi's, Pepsi or Frito's for the same reason.

[Alan Keyes]

Publius2 wrote:

<quoted text>What's the matter? Your argument has run out of gas so you resort to ad-hominem attacks?
Actually neither I nor my family eat's at McDonalds since thier corp. financially supported the gay agenda.

But otherwise you would eat at McDonalds. Very telling. Afraid of queers but not afraid of food that will kill you (great stuff for the kids! Teach your children well!). I think I will stick with you having the clown label.

[Anonymous for a reason]

For those of you that believe the service is bad in town, and think another place will be better, have you considered that they will be getting the employees from the same job pool that gives you the bad service.

[Publius2]

Alan Keyes wrote:

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But otherwise you would eat at McDonalds. Very telling. Afraid of **** but not afraid of food that will kill you (great stuff for the kids! Teach your children well!). I think I will stick with you having the clown label.

The last restaurant my wife and I ate at was Roy's. Look it up.

[Calhoon]

False is right, Al Hamilton is an idiot.

[Publius2]

Now's the time to spend your dollars before they become worthless.

[Rude Dude]

Better hurry up and finish that metal roof, contractor Picciuto. It's November and it's startting to rain. Smart!