[70times7]

Based on your post you recognize that:

* Chick-fil-A is closed on Sundays.
* New York State was and is aware of this.
* NYS entered into a contract with Chick-fil-A to operate on thruway rest stops.

And you think it is OK for NYS to use a law to force a change the implied and/or explicit terms of that contract?

Alrighty then!

[Alberta's Child]

1. NYS has no contract with Chick-fil-A. The NYS Thruway service areas were leased to a private operator last year, so CFA is a tenant of the private landlord.

2. I have never said CFA’s lease terms with the service area operating company should be changed against their will. I have, however, suggested that they probably won’t be able to renew their lease under their current operating hours if this law is passed.