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In the discussion thread: A lot of places are voluntarily closed on Sunday, but how many a big deal about it? [View all]

Response to Kalidurga (Reply #1)

Wed Jul 25, 2012, 12:10 AM

pstokely (7,523 posts)

8. If they want to be closed on Sundays, it's their loss

and if they also want to take bigoted positions, that's also their loss. I don't expect Chick-Fil-A to launch a massive expansion in San Fran or Boston anytime soon

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14 replies	Author	Time	Post
A lot of places are voluntarily closed on Sunday, but how many a big deal about it? [View all]	pstokely	Jul 2012	OP
Not many of those businesses are fast food though in popular locations like malls	Kalidurga	Jul 2012	#1
And what about religions that forbid working on another day besides Sunday	pstokely	Jul 2012	#2
You might be surprised.	WillowTree	Jul 2012	#6
and a lot of people WORK on Sundays	Skittles	Jul 2012	#3
But it's "christian" to pay employees minimum wage on another day besides Sunday	pstokely	Jul 2012	#4
yup	Skittles	Jul 2012	#7
Tell me about it!	Populist_Prole	Jul 2012	#13
I actually choose to work weekends	Skittles	Jul 2012	#14
If they want to be closed on Sundays, it's their loss	pstokely	Jul 2012	#8
I'm so old...........	Dyedinthewoolliberal	Jul 2012	#5
Most businesses in my neck of the woods weren't allowed to open Sundays until 2004 or so. (nt)	Posteritatis	Jul 2012	#9
Yeah, I remember. No one died from it, essential things like public services didn't close down.	freshwest	Jul 2012	#10
+1	ChazII	Jul 2012	#11
I must be old too.	Lugnut	Jul 2012	#12

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