I'm honestly not sure how to even begin explaining how unlikely it is that the entire service industry gets priced out of a wealthy area. if a huge amount of r

I'm honestly not sure how to even begin explaining how unlikely it is that the entire service industry gets priced out of a wealthy area. if a huge amount of restaurants close, there will be a sudden increase in demand for tables at the ones that remain. the remaining restaurants can then increase their prices a lot and afford to hire servers. if that doesn't happen and all the restaurants actually leave, it implies that the residents didn't value dining out very highly in the first place.