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Message: [QUOTE="ClifSpliffy, post: 4386352, member: 9260"] for a variety of reasons, and having had it before, we phoned, then shortly thereafter picked up a 5 item large pie from big y, a place that we usually think of as a ripoff for most things. $19. a very fair price in a world trending toward $30 ones. will it make the front page of the ny times? no, but all things considered, especially value, we approve. they are charging close to $10 for digorno's and such nowadays at that ripoff place. rumour has it that pepe's is opening up at that Clinton big y 'easy off, easy on' complex. we won't be going there if true -way better choices at more reasonably priced places locally. 'easy off, easy on.' after starbucks opened there, i went down to try and figger out what the point was, knowing my area intimately. i sat on a bench and watched the traffic for aboot 20 minutes or so, but it was obvious after like ten. iffn ur heading south on 95, and get a hankering for burnt coffee, say around east lyme or so, mebbe even further away ( i wouldn't know as we're not bucks caffeine addicts), you hit the magic screen in ur ride and ask 'where is a convenient starbucks?' bingo! the magic screen shows that place as a drive thru [I]exactly proximate [/I]to exit 63's on and off ramps. like end/start of the ramp proximate. when first learning that bucks was going there, i thought 'wait, whut?' now i realize that locale will soon out revenue the other 'in town' ones around there. even northbound traffic can view it as 'easy off, easy on.' lots of orange license plates cruising thru that joint. methinks big y, starbucks, and pepe's, if truly coming, are there for that reason, and that reason alone. pretty crafty, i must say. [/QUOTE]

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