Indiana Restaurants Still Operating At Full Capacity Despite COVID-19 Surge – CBS2 (Chicago)

"We get a lot of phone calls from people in Illinois asking if our dining room is open,” said restaurant owner Sam Yfantis said. “We probably get more than a dozen phone calls a day...We want them to come in and enjoy their meal. We’re taking as many precautions as we can."
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Fed up neighbor
5 years ago

And that’s all you can do take all the necessary precautions and move on with life, remember your destiny is chosen the day you come into this world.

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