This could be $10,000 a year on my bottom line. This is not the way to do it: Every time we need something done raise taxes. I couldn't run my business this way.
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Lee Fritz, who owns five Burger Kings in the Bremerton area. Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
This is a great example of railroading a program through the system without thought of who will be paying for it or why. There was no public hearing, no contact whatsoever with our industry. The program's goal is worthwhile, but the method of funding and the lack of public input is unconscionable
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Carl Behnke, president of ALPAC Corp., the region's largest Pepsi bottler. Business Wire.
If someone can explain to me the rhyme or reason for saddling soft drinks with the cost of building prisons and tapping the phones of imprisoned drug offenders, I would like to hear it.
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Barksdale Collins, president of Pacific Coca Cola Bottling Co. of Bellevue. The Business Wire.
