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Honest Pierre’s has something for everyone. It has games and fun for the kids, and not to be outdone – slot machines for the parents. Guy Pavageau had an idea – he had been a racecar driver for more than 25 years and was looking for something different – and he found it. His new shop is located in Columbia, and is already a hit with both crowds. The site is perfect for birthday parties – kids can come and play, see and get into a real NASCAR race car, play video games, etc. Parents can play as well. While the kids are off doing their thing, the parents can amuse themselves with the slot machines.

The establishment sells refurbished video games and NASCAR stuff, as well as serving as Pavageau’s other business site – Century Alternatives, Inc. Century is a computer consulting company that employees fifteen people – all of whom work for the federal government. "I know it looks silly," Pavageau said, of having an office that's filled with video games and racing paraphernalia. "But for the size of the business and what we do, we don't really have a lot of traffic in our office. So we decided to do this and kind of condense our expenses and, hopefully, do something that is fun."

The slot machines are legal, as they do not pay out cash. They only pay out tokens that are worthless. They were refurbished by one of his employees, and they sell the slot machines as well. So the parents can play, and so can the kids.

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