Atlanta Fish Market which is better than Cheesecake Factory.
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Rachel worked at both of these restraunts and now they are closed. Maybe they bring her in as the place is going down and she does her job of closing the doors.

If the owners of the Fuddruckers building went way up on their rent they guessed wrong, because they are way down now with a vacant building. Stupid greedy people get what they deserve eventually. Wow, it felt good to say that. Makes me want to be a Democrat for a day - wait, no I'm over that now.

On The Border was run into the ground by new management. Another case of If it's not broken don't fix it.

Don't forget our glowing economy.

In two avery household income reports I saw it appeared over a few years it has dropped almost $20,000.00 per household.

Less money means less spending.

Then toss in the Hapeville Ford plant, Ft. McPherson and Ft. Gillam closings and Delta paycuts and looming doom and of course people are going to cut back on spending.

I hear of people being hurt all around here financially all the time.

Anyone who thinks these people are going to be routinely dropping $50.00 plus on for the family eathing out better think again.

Just wanted to let you know.

I just try to be real.

As with On the Border. Same guy owns 3 adjoining restaurants. He closed it because, or at least claimed, it was not making as much profit as the other 3.

And rent is a killer. Most people don't realize just how much money has to brought in a month just to pay that! Well over a dollar a square foot adds up quick.

It does cost a lot to run a "good" place. RE On the Border, they closed locations in a few places around town. Menu also similar to Chili's in my opinion. Also, better (best in PTC) Mexican food can be found just north up 74 at the Hacienda. At least that's my thoughts on it.

Having moved from a city that had relatively few chains, Peachtree City is kind of disappointing.

Longhorn, Outback, Carabas, Smokey Bones, Chilis, and Macaroni are all, in my opinion, the same darn place with the same fried salty food. Cheese sticks, Blooming onions, burgers, and drab salads. It's all the same, and often these places are owned by the same corporations. Plus, there are three McDonalds, a Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, etc. Yuck, yuck, yuck.

America is becoming more and more homogenized. All the houses look the same. All the teachers teach the same. All the schools look the same. All the restaurants serve the same. All the cars look the same.

Yuck, yuck, yuck.

And that's all I have to say about it.

At least Peachtree City is unique in that it has the golf cart path system.

Without that: SAME as all the other towns.

You are right but it has been going on for years. My Mother was able to travel w/ my Dad all over the country and beyond and she remarked 1 day it wasn't any more fun to shop in Minneapolis than Atlanta..it had all become the same. When we all clamor to have a Wal-Mart, etc every 12 miles apart this is what we get. If you don't support your local business (or local musician) you get Muzak. Even the chain rest. failed when they tinkered w/ their menus. Teachers teach for a "standardized" test. & Amen to moving to the beach but it's a disap. only 72 in Key West. It is still great to live in the resort town we call PTC.