(Middle-aged wife to husband, while standing in line at the grocery store ): "Be sure to get lots of cash for the weekend. They always close banks on Friday."
(Shop owner): "Business dropped off a cliff in April. I would sell but I'm not sure there are any buyers out there."
(Woman friend, discussing the bailout bill): "To hell with that. They ought to make everyone who voted for Bush pay for it."
(Young lawyer acquaintance, on the phone): "I registered for a seminar in bankruptcy. It looks like that's where the business will be."
(Stranger at gas pump): "My grandmother went through the Depression. I wish I'd listened to her more closely."
(Escambia County process server): "It's terrible out there. So many people!"
(Woman): "It's going to be the Depression all over again. Bank failures, locusts, no potatoes."
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Showing posts with label man in the street. Show all posts
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Heard Around Town - Financial Panic Edition
Pensacola area people are talking. Here are some of the remarks we've overheard this week.
Labels:
credit crisis,
economy,
man in the street,
pensacola,
wall street
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