In fact, he welcomes it. It's something to give somebody a break, Comer said. One Christian needs to help one another, regardless of what church you belong to. Jacob sees Christian Auto Service, along with his church and Fanny's Restaurant, as being a catalyst for a revival of the East 156th Street corridor. If we're all doing well and taking care of our little corners, then maybe one day East 156th Street can be what we all want it to be, not just for the businesses but for the residents as well, Jacob said.
Comer is just glad to provide a needed service for the community.
I'm trying to do some good, Comer said. I'm trying to see everybody gets a fair shake. The shop is closed Sundays.