Anna Rollins

Partial Transcript: I'm Anna Rollins and my mom helps behind the counter with them, and I just come back to help her.

Partial Transcript: Two years probably.

Partial Transcript: I think it's a great. It's just everybody loves to come here, and they have for 27 years, and I think that it should stay because it really does make people happy.
People really enjoy it.

Partial Transcript: I’ve always thought of it as part of our heritage, and it just seems like it shouldn’t go because it’s been here for so long. It just seems like it should be here all the time.

Partial Transcript: They are going to lose a lot of business; restaurants are going to lose a lot of business. These people here aren’t going to have anything else to do. This is what most of them look forward to all week, is coming here on Friday nights.

Partial Transcript: I think kids today would lose the knowledge of what it was like when their grandparents were here because we get a taste of what they listened to a lot and how it was way back then. I think they'll lose that.

Partial Transcript: This place means the world to me. I haven't been here long, but I've grown, all these people are just like grandparents. And when they aren't here, you're worried about where they're at. I’ve never cared about anybody more than these people.

Partial Transcript: We tried just about everything; I tried a petition, and they just laughed at it. We can’t do anything else.