"Ed Pawlowski" > wrote in message
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> On 2/9/2014 8:56 PM, pltrgyst wrote:
>
>>
>> It's not the kid behind the counter -- and the business you take from
>> him gos to another kid behind a different counter, anyway.
>>
>> Chick-Fil-A is closed on Sunday for the owners' religious reasons. I
>> lived in a state with strong blue laws as a kid. **** 'em.
>> -- Larry
>
> Personally, I wish more places closed on Sunday. Not for religious
> reasons, but it would give people a common day of to spend with the family
> or visiting friends. I grew up in the 50's and that part of life was
> better than it is today. We knew our grandparents and aunts and uncles
> more than kids do today.
>
> I never worked for a place that was open on Sunday, but don't let me stop
> you from doing so.

I often worked on Sunday and preferred to. I just really dislike Sundays.
There is nothing of interest to me on the TV except perhaps in the evening
and although some people I know do work on Sundays, nobody is otherwise home
at all. So it's not like I could go visiting. Sunday is also a *big* day
for people to go out to breakfast after church. It's one of the few days I
am free to go shopping so it ticks me off when stores are closed then. Like
Hobby Lobby. Then again I am not sure I want to shop there any more after I
heard of their views.

As for relatives, I don't know any of them well. We moved out here when I
was 7 so I was not really in contact with them much at all.