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In reply to the discussion: Restaurant chain announces sale of Red Lobster [View all]Fearless
(18,458 posts)25. I work for a restuarant chain that was recently taken over by a capital group
Good luck. Even if the brand survives, it will be mercilessly penny-pinched. I pity those who work there. Their jobs are about to become considerably more difficult. These capital groups only look at people as numbers and how much they can squeeze out of each one of them. They are not interested in long term viability, just short term gain, so they can in turn sell of the company for a hefty profit. Failing that, dismantle it and make a bundle that way.
Good luck.
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Exactly. They have supported cutting much of our income and still think we are going to be able to
jwirr
May 2014
#3
I haven't visited either chain for years now. Their food is tasteless muck.
rupertps8or28
May 2014
#31
Based on all the issues that surround over fishing and contamination of seafood
Lodestar
May 2014
#34
Chipotle is flavorless but my kids worship it. I do like Panera though sometimes I go in just for
mackerel
May 2014
#38
Supposedly it was the value of the real estate where the restaurants as opposed to their quality
Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin
May 2014
#41