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Tuesday, January 02, 2024

High cost of food, labor shutters some Sacramento-area restaurants ahead of new year

SACRAMENTO -- Some Sacramento-area restaurants will not see the new year, shutting down just days before January 1. 

Impacted business owners say that due to rising costs, staying open just is not possible. With a looming state minimum wage increase on the horizon, it's the perfect storm.

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Who didn't see that coming? Or this:

SACRAMENTO -- Two Pizza Hut franchise operators with hundreds of stores across California will lay off all delivery drivers in February, according to a report by Business Insider. That's more than 1,200 jobs. 

The publication says it obtained financial filings through federal Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act notices that have not yet been made widely available to the public. 


8 comments:

  1. This does not make sense. Growing food in California is getting cheaper every day with all the free fertilizer in the streets.

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  2. Based on how often this happens (politicians passing legislation that even a basic understanding of economics and a few minutes of thinking could foresee), the idiots who keep coming up with this type of trash law don't see. I'm feeling that they're the same ones that believe companies should just let people steal all they want because the companies already have money. And when something like this happens, they'll cry 'raciiiiiisssstt!' or blame greed for small businesses that can't afford to just keep shoveling money into a nonprofitable business.

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  3. These moron, leftist commies in the People's Democratic Republic of Calmexistan do not understand cause and effect....any reasonable intelligent person could have seen this shit coming. The last taxpayer leaving the PDROC please turn out the lights....

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  4. I don't care. I spent 2 weeks in California 20 years ago and that was 2 weeks too long. Maybe Japan can lend a richter scale 9.0 to use on Newsom's shithole.

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  5. I'm old enough to remember when one of the most important "planks" of any politician's campaign was "jobs for everyone".

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  6. The commiefornia legislature will open their own taxpayer funded restraunts.

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  7. I just shot my wad, SCREAMING about Governor Grease Slick elsewhere, so I'll spare everyone the florid speech, but, goddammit, we will now be fined for not showing proof of minimum health coverage on our STATE tax returns... as the hordes of illegals will all automatically receive Med-Cal coverage upon arrival.

    It's SO bad, I am terrified this means he'll be president of the United States any day now.

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