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Another story about how the gop is good for the economy. It fits in the same basket where they keep their values.

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This Italian Restaurant Group Just Filed For Bankruptcy, Threatening All Of Its Locations Across 20 States​

At the time, over 50 of the restaurant group's locations were closed. Now, this week's filing news threatens to shut down more of the still-standing 31 Brio and 25 Bravo locations. It's highly likely that this will mean more restaurant shutdowns, specifically locations that are underperforming financially. This will add to several restaurant spots already closed this year, such as mall locations in Virginia and other states. In a press release regarding the filing via Restaurant Dive, Bravo Brio stated that like other dining groups, it plans to use the "bankruptcy as a tool for restructuring," referencing reasons for recent financial struggles including but not limited to pandemic-related restaurant shifts (such as the rise in fast-casual eateries), inflation, rising debt, and operational expenses.

Thank goodness the gop is pro business.

 
Speed running the Second Great Depression.

Hopefully this one results in the socialist revolution like we should have had the first time around.
 
Eh, I never eat at chain restaurants. They tend to suck. On rare occasions I'll go to Wendy's or Burger King, but those occasions are becoming more and more rare.
 

This Italian Restaurant Group Just Filed For Bankruptcy, Threatening All Of Its Locations Across 20 States​

At the time, over 50 of the restaurant group's locations were closed. Now, this week's filing news threatens to shut down more of the still-standing 31 Brio and 25 Bravo locations. It's highly likely that this will mean more restaurant shutdowns, specifically locations that are underperforming financially. This will add to several restaurant spots already closed this year, such as mall locations in Virginia and other states. In a press release regarding the filing via Restaurant Dive, Bravo Brio stated that like other dining groups, it plans to use the "bankruptcy as a tool for restructuring," referencing reasons for recent financial struggles including but not limited to pandemic-related restaurant shifts (such as the rise in fast-casual eateries), inflation, rising debt, and operational expenses.

Thank goodness the gop is pro business.

You have to understand, when Trump said he would bring in the golden age, he meant, just for himself.

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I wonder how many Trump voting business owners are going to have to lose everything before they figure out they've been conned.
 
By the way, Trump and the actual richest Americans are getting massively richer by the second.

I hope you Trump voters have fun paying your mortgage and your electric bill this month. And groceries. And your kid's tuitions.

As you try to save money for your retiremenAnand nursing homes and shit.
 
Eh, I never eat at chain restaurants. They tend to suck. On rare occasions I'll go to Wendy's or Burger King, but those occasions are becoming more and more rare.
You've never been drunk and headed like a guided missile towards a Chili's or a Jack in the box?
 
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