Streetwise Streetwise (June 04, 2004)

Which would more likely force you to change your summer plans: the high terrorist alert or high gasoline prices? Asked on Main Street, in front of Museum On Main Street

Kirsten Thomas
Pacific Grove
Gasoline, if I were going to drive. You shouldn't be afraid of terrorists, or they've won. If your plans are flying, you should go.

Paul Gagliano
Prado Court
No thought to either one. There's no paranoia in our family.

Luanne Gagliano
Prado Court
Neither one. You can't stop living life because of external forces.

Dorothy Nesbitt
Cid Way
Gasoline. I believe I'm less affected by terrorist threats.

Gerry Brunken
Paso Del Cajon
I don't worry about terrorist threats. I sit in my garage and (terrorists) could drive up to my garage. Gasoline prices go up and down; it's supply and demand. If I want to travel, nothing is going to stop me from traveling.

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