the surly bill has been signed

[goodhart]

Originally Posted by Halon

Is it really that inconvenient for you? My friends step-dad owns a liquor store and said a majority of the locally owned/operated liquor stores are for keeping it the way it is.

I think it should actually be up to the store owners then, not politicians. If they want to be open Sunday, let them, if they don't want to be open on Sundays, let them do that also! but let it be their choice. That is all I would like to see happen.

Originally Posted by A//// Guy

Haha oh yea! Not to mention Hudson is a mere 20 minutes away.... Big deal.

Not for all of us.

I'm not saying liquor stores not being open on Sundays is some colossal inconvenience, but it would be nice to go get some booze when something comes up short notice the day after you drank your reserves.

For now I'll just go to the bar to get my Sunday drink on.

[Matt D.]

Originally Posted by goodhart

I think it should actually be up to the store owners then, not politicians. If they want to be open Sunday, let them, if they don't want to be open on Sundays, let them do that also! but let it be their choice. That is all I would like to see happen.

Agreed.

[mlomker]

Originally Posted by goodhart

For now I'll just go to the bar to get my Sunday drink on.

Either that or I take a couple T-bones over to Dad's place in WI and have him grill. The argument is retarded...making it not illegal to be open on a Sunday does not require every liquor store in the state to be open that day.

They can take any day off that they want--it's their business. What they're really saying is that if some other store was open on Sunday then they wouldn't dare risk their customers getting in the habit of going somewhere else. That logic in the back of their minds undermines their entire argument...there is a demand for it.