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Vote against noisy eateries

Tue., March 22, 2016

Regarding “Noise on the menu (March 14)”: Thank you for the wonderful article on eateries where one can’t even carry on a civil conversation.

We old baby boomers have money and know how to spend it. We don’t go to places we can’t talk. You noisy eateries know who you are. Maybe you don’t care. Thankfully, we can vote with our dollars and walk out.

Chris Dallman

Airway Heights

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