The same thing happened here when a Krispy Kreme opened south of Denver a
couple of years ago; it was the first in the Denver area.
Douglas County Sheriff's office had to guide traffic to/past the evil sugar
palace for about 3 weeks, and for a while there was a 3 block long line to
get a box of donuts.

Eventually the commotion died down, now it has a lot less traffic than your
average McDonald's.
Of course, that doesn't stop the company suck-up where I work from bringing
a couple dozen donuts to work every Friday morning.

Excellent company to have stock in, though!

MJ.

"Sunflower Colonel" wrote in message
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Take this morning, here in Little Rock, Arkansas.

Traffic is backed up and becoming a problem. One lane is blocked
completely,
causing commuters to have to make the transition over to the next lane and
creating one hell of a slowdown.

Why?

There's a new Krispy Kreme that opened on South Shackleford.

Last night around 9:30 I was driving to a friend's house and had to take
S.
Shackleford to get there. Still one lane closed, and a huge line of cars
in
the lane to turn into KK. Traffic monitors were even there.

You know, there's NEVER a line to get into Powerhouse Gym, which is about
10
miles away. Matter of fact, the parking is just like at church...it's
*great*.

I've resolved never to step foot in that Krispy Kreme. Why add to the
chaos?

SC (formerly JBA)