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What you describe sounds like the restaurant (hospitality) life cycle. It's like any entertainment, if it gets stale, people move on. I also think of all those
by blogimus 18y ago
What you describe sounds like the restaurant (hospitality) life cycle.
It's like any entertainment, if it gets stale, people move on. I also think of all those post WW2 neighborhood restaurants and bars that slowly sunk into oblivion.
Here's just one opinion piece on the restaurant topic that lists the following:
Stage 1: Grand Opening & Awesome Service
Stage 2: Building Towards Peak Crowds
Stage 3: Staff and/or Owner Turnover
Stage 4: Sinking Towards Shit Ass Service
Stage 5: Disaster!!!
http://disenchanted.wordpress.com/2008/05/28/the-life-cycle-of-restaurants/ http://disenchanted.wordpress.com/2008/05/28/the-life-cycle-...