We had an old lady here who knew how to run a mom and pop restaurant. When she retired she got bored. So she started buying failing one and got them going again then would sell then. Part of the sale agreement was her staying on and helping out the first 6 months. The buyers who followed her business model have been doing OK. The ones that don't have failed. Mostly trying to skimp on quality and quantity. We have a lot of older folks here who may not finish a plate but they expect that plate to be full! They also demand that the food be decent. We have a new one in town now. The owner (little rich kid) doesn't open till 8AM and only does breakfast and lunch. Can't figure out why business isn't very good. Heck the folks who would eat there have to be at work at 8. Mom and dad set him up. So he's still in business.
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