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Police think Charles Pierce hit the gas instead of the brake when parking at the restaurant, WESH reported. Instead of panicking, Pierce got out of his car and placed his order.
Biscuits 'N' Gravy and More employee Ann Jewers said Pierce "sat down and he wanted breakfast" after crashing into the restaurant's front window.
A cook at the restaurant told WESH that a customer had been sitting in the spot hit by Pierce's car, "but he paid his bill just five seconds or ten seconds before it happened. Thank god."
Pierce asked if anyone was injured. One person had a "very minor injury," WESH reported.
"He come out of his car, no problem. He sat down at the table, has his breakfast, and God bless America, beautiful," the owner, Marino Segalas, told WESH.
Building officials said the crash caused no structural damage and the restaurant continues to operate. The damage is estimated at $25,000.
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1-07-2010 @9:45PM susan said... Biscuits N' Gravy and More...."More" means a carberator parts in your chili and cornbread....?
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1-07-2010 @8:40PM john said... lol i love old people
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1-07-2010 @10:47PM free said... I love old people too. LOL
1-07-2010 @8:41PM muffinfluffer said... regardless of how sharp you are and how good you get along, after you reach 70 you get slow and dull. that's everyone. period. look it up. people his age should not be allowed tod rive. period. shut up. period. get a bus pass. ask your neighbor to drive you. ask your family. you are dangerous. period. stop driving. or just make sure you hit and kill people who think you should be allowed to drive no matter how old you are.
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1-07-2010 @11:40PM Leila said... Instead of completely banning people in that age group from driving, I think they should implement a yearly driving test. If you are capable of driving like the poster above, then great! You get to keep your license. If not, too bad. This might also spark some cities to implement public transportation systems. My town for instance refuses to have a public transportation system because someone who owns multiple car dealerships is on the council! Talk about corrupt politicians.
1-07-2010 @11:52PM marilyn said... My best friends mom is 91 and is still able to drive and gets around thank the Lord she can. I hate to say it but who ever said get your kids to take you isn't one of my brothers or sisters as I live in Ms. and did everything for my mom she wanted to go back home to Florida to be with her other kids and grandkids do you think they come get her maybe one or two but thats it she gets on her electric wheelchair and goes down the road the chair battery goes dead and the police call me in Ms. and I end up calling someone in Fl. to go help I wish my mom could drive so she could get out more and not just sit at home and watch TV.
1-08-2010 @2:34PM Wes Jones said... After a certain age, maybe less than 70 (I'm 61), strict testing, OK, but not total no driving - better no driving after serious tickets!!
And even more strict for driving motorhomes!!
1-07-2010 @9:00PM Raymond said... MMM... gravy
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1-07-2010 @9:39PM Amanda said... God I wish I am as cool as this dude when I grow up. I live in Port Orange and this makes me smile now when I drive by it :)
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1-07-2010 @10:11PM Kevin said... Old people like him should NOT be driving. People his age cause more wrecks than drunk drivers that is a proven fact. There should be a law that says people over 65 need to prove that they are able to drive and control a car at least every 6 months. This will cut down crashes and the deaths of people due to older people who can't drive anymore.
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1-07-2010 @10:12PM Mary said... 1-07-2010 @8:41PM
muffinfluffer said...
regardless of how sharp you are and how good you get along, after you reach 70 you get slow and dull. that's everyone. period. look it up. people his age should not be allowed tod rive. period. shut up. period. get a bus pass. ask your neighbor to drive you. ask your family. you are dangerous. period. stop driving. or just make sure you hit and kill people who think you should be allowed to drive no matter how old you are.
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I am 72 years old and I am neither slow nor dull. I am a careful driver and can drive as well as you.
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1-08-2010 @12:33AM tyrebitre said... "Mary said... 1-07-2010 @8:41PM
I am 72 years old and I am neither slow nor dull. I am a careful driver and can drive as well as you."****
Perhaps you can drive as well as Muffin, but if that is so, then Muffin is either old or not a great driver. Facts are that at age 72 your eyesight, hearing, reflexes, and flexibility are greatly diminished. I feel sure that 92 year old who planted the car in the Biscuit Emporium thinks he can drive just fine; as well as he ever could. You may not be dull, and might not be slow; but I'll not cover any bets on it. That you describe yourself as a "careful driver" says to me that you probably drive slower than the flow of traffic and take an inordinate amount to time before pulling into traffic. While older drivers may not have as many accidents as teenagers, the reasons may lie in the fact they are too busy impeding the flow of traffic and causing others to have accidents trying to get around them to actually be in an accident. We have a minimum age to drive: why don't we have a MAXIMUM age to drive as well ? Mandatory yearly testing starting at age 65 with a cutoff at 80.
1-07-2010 @10:13PM J said... Typical of the elderly. They don't give a damn about their surroundings. It's whatever they want, think, feel, etc. and everyone else get out of their way. It's an unbelievable travesty a 92 year old man has the right to drive.
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1-10-2010 @10:42AM guestto said... What J just said is also typical of teen drivers.....
1-07-2010 @10:16PM johnny said... I'm gonna find that old guy's house, drive through the front door and take a bath. I wonder if he'll notice? sheeeeeesh
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1-07-2010 @10:19PM Lora said... I am 75 years old and I've had 3 heart attacks, I'm losing my hearing, can't see out of one eye, have numbness in my legs, fall asleep at the drop of a hat and my hands tremble. There's so much I can no longer do. Thank Goodness I can still drive !!
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1-07-2010 @10:43PM Tom said... One eye? No depth perception. How can you drive?
1-08-2010 @12:01AM Lora said... Tom....it was a joke.
1-08-2010 @3:27AM Baby said... LMAO!.. Now that's funny right there. You go Lora.
1-07-2010 @10:51PM bill said... a Ticket? How about a Fresh Driving Test?!?!? But OLD PEOPLE DO THE VOTING so that is why he gets a ticket instead of taking the bus
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