[Green Monkey]

Over/Under they will be closed 6 months after opening....


it doesnt appear they are going to do any remodeling or anything. Are Mexican restaurants a front from money laundering or something? How in the world can there be so many in a small city.

There's alot of money laundering that goes on with Mexican restaurants and convenience stores owned by Mexicans.

Ummm...racist much?

[jcmanson]

Over/Under they will be closed 6 months after opening....


it doesnt appear they are going to do any remodeling or anything. Are Mexican restaurants a front from money laundering or something? How in the world can there be so many in a small city.

There's alot of money laundering that goes on with Mexican restaurants and convenience stores owned by Mexicans.

Ummm...racist much?

No not at all. Them's the facts. That's part of my job - discovering money laundering.

[Green Monkey]

There's alot of money laundering that goes on with Mexican restaurants and convenience stores owned by Mexicans.

Ummm...racist much?

No not at all. Them's the facts. That's part of my job - discovering money laundering.

I'm not doubting you (after all, I don't really know what most people's jobs on here are), but I would appreciate it if you could link to some evidence to back up that claim. Just making a statement like that without support tends to reinforce racist viewpoints in some people.

[jcmanson]

I can’t disclose any names or numbers as its very confidential. I go into different banks from South Carolina to Maryland and the majority of the bank’s customers involved in money laundering (or suspected) are Mexican restaurants, convenience stores owned/operated by foreigners, any type of business associated with the Middle East. Except in rural NC – Joe Blow Tobacco farmer is more likely to be involved in money laundering there.

[Green Monkey]

I can’t disclose any names or numbers as its very confidential. I go into different banks from South Carolina to Maryland and the majority of the bank’s customers involved in money laundering (or suspected) are Mexican restaurants, convenience stores owned/operated by foreigners, any type of business associated with the Middle East. Except in rural NC – Joe Blow Tobacco farmer is more likely to be involved in money laundering there.

OK, fair enough.

[badger74]

To my taste, not a big loss. Great concept but the food--blahh. More money for Market on Main.

[Kolzilla41]

To my taste, not a big loss. Great concept but the food--blahh. More money for Market on Main.

If you haven't had a chance to eat at Market on Main, you need to check it out. Some of the best breakfast in the Burg.