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  1. I agree. What a stupid idea. Sure many people who drink love this but do they realize what could happen. Drunks o rides, drunks wwalking around starting fights. Yeah fun!!! Its all about money and no concern of the consequence. Just like the stupid idea of allowing guns anywhere but you can't smoke. Indiana start using your head.

  2. Those are the eyes of a drunk or drugged person. He lies when he says he has gone all those years without either.

  3. How did they not know they were short of funds much before now? Bad management, I'd say.

  4. Brad, This restaurant is 6-7 miles east of the proposed light rail. I doubt someone from Marion County really wants to take bus to a train station, take a train north, then take a bus east to the restaurant(if any of this transit existed), for $2.50/hour plus tips. Even if they did, why should the taxpayers subsidize 75% of the cost just so that there is one more Mexican restaurant in Hamilton County (I love them, but there are plenty)? This is the business owner's issue, let them deal with it. Maybe they need to pay more, let the free market work.

  5. I first tasted pizza in NYC at Patsy Lanciera-s (claimed first pizza maker in NYC) but there was NO pizza in Indy at that time--early 50's--until some brave pioneer opened the "first"--on E.side Meridian at 22 & N.Meridian (then a cocktail/upscale bar scene.) It was the same year that men's fashions featured dress-up shorts in men's attire even for formal occasions. I remember our 4 some creating a sensation when my husband and friend showed up in dress shorts for a formal event at the Athletic Club--and heading home around midnight we saw a line at the pizza as we headed home--parked and got out and stood in line to buy pizza. For the next several weeks my husband and buddy were afire with plan to open "the first pizza spot in Broad Ripple (then just a village.) They gave it up on learning the price of a pizza oven!!!!