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jrc · 10-25-2013, 03:51 PM

I haven't studied the finances of this deal but I just wanted to correct the obvious mis-information.

I'm still jaded against these guys because of the "other subject" but it seems like they scored a coup here. They get pretty much top billing as being "like New Hampshire" for their chain of restaurants. I'm sure they negotiated a deal that they could live with and that they thought would be successful for the rest areas. If not, they will lose money or go out of business.

If the state negotiated a deal that was bad for the state, then we should address that at the ballot box. Governor Maggie Hassan was elected to represented to the best interests of the State of NH, do people doubt that she did?

I hope it turns out well, it will be a visible icon for many visitors and residents. I want NH well represented and I want to be proud of this. The current rest areas are well past their prime.

10-25-2013, 03:51 PM	#16
jrc Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: NH Posts: 2,689 Thanks: 33 Thanked 439 Times in 249 Posts	I haven't studied the finances of this deal but I just wanted to correct the obvious mis-information. I'm still jaded against these guys because of the "other subject" but it seems like they scored a coup here. They get pretty much top billing as being "like New Hampshire" for their chain of restaurants. I'm sure they negotiated a deal that they could live with and that they thought would be successful for the rest areas. If not, they will lose money or go out of business. If the state negotiated a deal that was bad for the state, then we should address that at the ballot box. Governor Maggie Hassan was elected to represented to the best interests of the State of NH, do people doubt that she did? I hope it turns out well, it will be a visible icon for many visitors and residents. I want NH well represented and I want to be proud of this. The current rest areas are well past their prime.