VIDEO: One Resident's Opinion on the Debt Ceiling Agreement

After months of debate, President Barack Obama and top Republican came to an accord Sunday night, agreeing to raise the debt ceiling and allow further borrowing for the U.S. while cutting $2 trillion in spending over the next 10 years.

If passed by the Senate and House of Representatives, the pact will raise the $14.3 trillion debt ceiling, avoid default, keep the country's Triple-A credit rating, raise the U.S. borrowing limit through 2013 and establish a new committee to slash long-term spending over the next decade.

The deadline to pass the deal is Tuesday, after which the U.S. can no longer borrow money without an agreement.

Though many people bustling through town were reticent to appear on camera, Robert Heger, a Holliston resident and business owner, shared his thoughts on the agreement and what it means for the country.