The pandemic’s heavy toll on the restaurant industry can be seen in Jose Bonilla Jr.’s cavernous warehouse, which is packed with industrial ovens, grills, mixers, refrigerators, dining tables and chairs.
Bonilla’s family business, American Restaurant Supply in San Leandro, Calif., buys used appliances, furniture and other equipment when restaurants close in the San Francisco Bay Area.
The Gavin Newsom legacy. Good going, dickhead.
ReplyDeleteSo he now has an appliance yunkjard.
ReplyDeleteWow. “ ...last year lost 110,000 businesses — about 17% of the nation’s total.”. I can’t imagine what the number will be this year.
ReplyDeleteMadMarlin
I have two restaurant clients. One's sales were down 80%. The other has never shown a profit and is for sale.
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ReplyDeleteThe words 'mandate' and 'restrictions' are NewSpeak for 'dictates'.
And dictates come from dictators.
b)
1979-89, I owned a restaurant business.
2021, I can't see a profit from hiring millennials and waiting for their excuses to no-show or sue me.