Hey, swell family. I hope you're having a wonderful early Tuesday morning. So, you know, as I was doing some reflecting about the holiday, I recall a time when I was young and everything was closed on Christmas day. Everything. No gas stations, no pharmacies. The only thing open on Christmas day was the hospital. It. And you could call the police on Christmas Day, but that was pretty much it. There were no restaurants
Al Cosby
@Cosbyal4165 · 3:08
So I definitely see where you're coming from. But, yeah, definitely everything used to be closed on Christmas, but now fast forward into the society we live in today. A lot of that has changed. And again, I want to thank you for posting this. This was a great, great swell, and as always say, stay blessed and keep inspiring
Tanya Coles
@MsColes77 · 3:29
Well, we'll just open with shorter hours on the holiday because ain't nobody doing anything during the daytime on Thanksgiving anyway. So we'll just open up that morning, give people a place to go have breakfast before dinner that night. Um, or people have need last minute things before Thanksgiving dinner and we'll open up so that we can get those last minute customers. It's really become a money grab. So thank you so much for this