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BannonsLiver

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13. Deno is a bit too optimistic

Reply to Auggie (Original post)

Tue May 19, 2020, 06:55 PM

May 2020

There will always be people who will seek out good local food vs. food that comes ready made off the Sysco truck, like one sees at Olive Garden or Applebee’s where there is no actual cooking going on, just re-heating from plastic pouches.

Millennials in particular are said to eschew chain restaurants which is a bit of a problem for chain restaurants moving forward.

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As Coronavirus Crushes Small Restaurants, Big Chains See Room To Move In [View all] Auggie May 2020 OP

That is a crying shame. madaboutharry May 2020 #1

Isn't Chipotle the one that keeps getting busted for ... salmonella or something? CurtEastPoint May 2020 #2

THIS... Newest Reality May 2020 #3

+1,000,000 Auggie May 2020 #9

IOW, even more generic shit in our towns BeyondGeography May 2020 #4

and now you know why mom and pop DonCoquixote May 2020 #5

Kind of like the airlines bluecollar2 May 2020 #6

All Restaurants are Taco Bell Now... MineralMan May 2020 #7

GMTA, lol Celerity May 2020 #10

And distressed real estate is being snapped up by investors. Midnight Writer May 2020 #8

Holy crap this is the Demolition Man scenario come to life. Initech May 2020 #11

Home cooking is my answer. pwb May 2020 #12

Deno is a bit too optimistic BannonsLiver May 2020 #13