The PEA PATCH

Hello everyone! We have a few topics to run by you concerning The Patch. We now have Rolling Rock bottles back in stock, so a few of you will be happy. Jim Beam vanilla will be back in stock next Thursday. On to the big topic,,, We initially told you the Church across the street was having vehicles towed if parked in their lot next to the Bonding Company. This is false, and if anyone attending that church read that post, I apologize for the confusion. The fact is, 911 Bonding has permission from the church to have your vehicle towed if you park there. I'm very disappointed in their decisions and hereby ask all customers to share this post and ask if they or anyone they know needs a bonding company, please do not use them. I expressed my concerns to the office manager concerning the inconvenience to you, our customer, not being able to park there, and how it could effect our business. The office manager couldn't care less about you or The Patch. So, I'm asking you to spread the word to not use them if, heaven forbid, you or someone you know, should get arrested. We hate to get this petty, but 911 and Maranda's Bonding have contracted with Bo's Towing to tow anyone parking behind the 911 Bonding building. Parking has always been a problem in our area and it is now becoming a serious problem. Thank you for your support and spread the word.

Warning to all customers...Do not park in the lot next to the Bonding Company. That lot is owned by the church across the street. They are towing any car parked there. There are no signs warning they will tow if parked there, but they will tow your car. A tow truck was parked across the street last night waiting for someone to park, then towing their car. You can park across the street. This mess is due to people trashing the parking lot at night. Idiots, with no respect for other's property, have caused this. Our customers have been parking there for almost 13 years with no problems. Recently, patrons at another establishment have abused the right to park there. We're sorry for the inconvenience.