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I think it's a good idea, but I don't think the state or anyone else should be paying them good tax money to come.
It's a business, if they can't make it on their own, well johnnie bar the door.
It is about time Bass Pro Shops opened more locations in South Carolina. It is a matter of time when and where, not if, they open in the upstate, preferably Spartanburg, to compete against Cabela's.
I think it's a good idea, but I don't think the state or anyone else should be paying them good tax money to come.
It's a business, if they can't make it on their own, well johnnie bar the door.
There's arguments to be made on both sides here and I'm not knowledgeable enough to do so, but I do feel for the locally owned businesses like Haddrells and Charleston Angler that have to compete without tax breaks. It may be good for the community as a whole but doesn't seem fair to them.
I've never been in a Bass Pro Shop but I'll probably check it out when they get here.
I didn't read in the article where they were offered any tax incentive. Am I missing that point?
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