Burned Maine topless coffee shop seeks donations
AP
VASSALBORO, Maine -The owner of a Maine topless coffee shop destroyed by fire says he plans to have clothed waitresses collect donations in the parking lot to raise money to rebuild.
Under town zoning rules, Donald Crabtree would need a new permit to start operating his business from a trailer or other structure on the property in Vassalboro, just north of Augusta.
Crabtree tells the Kennebec Journal newspaper he's going to set up a tent instead and have employees hand out free doughnuts and coffee next to a collection jar.
His home and business were destroyed Wednesday in a deliberately set fire just hours after he had talked with local officials about making the business more like a strip club.
What's the best nation in the world? DONATION. What's the best city in the world? GENEROSITY. Am I mistaken or wasn't this the plot to Bikini Car Wash? And that's exactly how this place should get back on its feet. If my calculations are correct, a Bikini Car Wash in Maine might not only reopen the Topless Doughnut Shop but it may singlehandedly save the U.S. economy. Someone get Tim Geitner on the phone.
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