In addition to Rev. Dayne

Massey's opinion, some of the attitudes of the Christians

may be to preserve some kind of Christian utopia.

However, that is only Rev. Massey's opinion. Maybe his

opinion is to get more sinners to Fayette County so he

will have more work to do, but I don't agree with his

theory.

Wake up, Rev. Massey, Jesus

Christ is everywhere, the Hooter girls don't have to come

to Fayetteville to get saved. My prayer is that Rev.

Massey visits and converts the Hooter girls outside of

our county.

I think Mr. Murray answered

his own questions on why the citizens of Fayetteville are

opposed to having Hooters in Fayetteville. I think he

used the words naive, dumb and a boob.

Furthermore, Dave Hamrick's

opinion seemed very much on the fence. The information he

gave was very informative, and I agree there needs to be

more research done on the issues regarding the Hooter's

hurdles and hopefully in favor for the opponents. I also

agree that people would not make a stir about other

restaurants having waitress wearing hot pants and

halter-tops. He apparently has not looked around at some

of the other bar and grills in Fayetteville that the

bartenders dress that way now.

Finally, the issues

regarding Hooters, maybe people are thinking their rights

of self-determination are being taken away, and the

objection maybe a moral issue, or it maybe we just don't

want it stuck in our face.

Mary DuPree

Citizen of Fayetteville

and business owner