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This is probably naïve, but my initial thought is that if he already renewed his license a year ago, he should be all-clear to ignore the warning message, right
by Wowfunhappy 5y ago
This is probably naïve, but my initial thought is that if he already renewed his license a year ago, he should be all-clear to ignore the warning message, right? If someone says he's in violation, he can point to his renewal receipt.
- timtas 5y agoHe addressed exactly that and said he expected the inspector would not care about the receipt and would shut his doors. This expectation is reasonable because it's totally consistent with all of his experiences so far.
- sneak 5y agoMy guess would be that they fine him for operating on an expired license, then he has to spend thousands in legal fees fighting it, while his business is closed in the interim. Legal fees don't care about whether you're right or not. Ignoring the government when they are being inaccurate always ends with you losing money, not them.
- Tostino 5y agoUnless you are a large enough corporation, then all bets are off.