Facing A ‘Terrible Winter’ And Hanging By A Thread, Restaurant Owners Beg City, State For More Guidance — And Tax Relief – Block Club Chicago

“Everyone is running on fumes,” said Greg Mohr, who co-owns the Fifty/50 restaurant group. “… We understand having a breaking point of having to shut down restaurants. That doesn’t mean we’re any more prepared financially to take that on. … It’s gonna be an absolutely terrible, terrible winter.”
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Bill
5 years ago

Just stay open.

Screw the Commies in Springfield and City Haul.

Poor Taxpayer
5 years ago

Just stop paying everyone and keep all the money till you bankrupt.
Your business has no value in these times.
Open up again down the road when better times come.

It is straight from the Trump business play book.

Mike
5 years ago
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Trump says keep business open with precautions.

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