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It’s in the best interest of restaurant owners to keep their customers safe and to monitor employees of sickness. Unfortunately I doubt they have the foresight
by remote_phone 7y ago
It’s in the best interest of restaurant owners to keep their customers safe and to monitor employees of sickness. Unfortunately I doubt they have the foresight to do this, because they’re probably living on the edge as well.
But one incidence of coronavirus at their restaurant and their traffic will go to 0 immediately. The owner will go bankrupt almost overnight. Word travels extremely fast these days, especially over social media.
For example I just heard that Stanford hospital has a dozen confirmed coronavirus patients there. If a restaurant has a worker diagnosed no one will go there immediately.
A lot of restaurants are going to go bankrupt over the next 2-3 months unfortunately.
- heartbeats 7y agoNo, it's in the best interest of restaurant owners that there are no documented incidences of coronavirus at their restaurant. To spell it out: if a manager knows someone has the virus, they will fire them. Therefore, the infected will try to cover it up. This will be the case even if healthcare is free.
- raverbashing 7y agoAgreed, but that's IF they manage to identify the source to the restaurant Which is not such an easy task as it seems
- dfdfdsfds 7y agoThink about Las Vegas.. Wonder why not many reported cases there?