Editor: Having read "Restaurant wants Cedar Key on the map," I thought I might make a few comments of my own.
I am not a prude, and I do understand the meaning of your restaurant name and the reference at the end of the November 12th letter to the editor. Believe it or not, I have friends here who asked what was meant by both. This is an area, Ms. Soldatos, where a lot of people have not been exposed to those particular crudities. I find it not credible, however, that you did not know.
I`m not all that excited about the subject, since I would venture to guess that before long your restaurant will go away, along with its sign. This is a tough place to run a
restaurant, and I doubt if "Any publicity is good publicity" applies in this case.
I doubt greatly that your restaurant will "Put Cedar Key on the map". The city has done pretty well over the years without your help, and hopefully will manage without it.
Sorry to say, you will not "feed me" as you say in your letter, or for that matter the people who come to visit me, although I would very much welcome another good
restaurant in Cedar Key.
I am a little picky when it comes to restaurants I will patronize, and I can see from your sign and especially the attitude and demeanor displayed in your letters to the editor that I want nothing to do with your restaurant.
Robert Geers
Cedar Key, Florida | 