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...what. There were two restaurants in the community. If it had been possible to make a profit, more restaurants could have been run and they would have served
by MBlume 13y ago
...what.
There were two restaurants in the community. If it had been possible to make a profit, more restaurants could have been run and they would have served the community too. The primary complaint in the comment was not, y'know, some balance sheet isn't high enough, but that this person had no where to eat out because it was impossible to run a restaurant without losing money.
- busterarm 13y agoYep. I often couldn't eat at these places because all of the tables were taken up by people not there to eat; either retirees with nowhere else to go or people wanting to sit inside while waiting for the bus.
- PhasmaFelis 13y agoIt just strikes me as odd, sometimes, that teenagers and retirees looking for a place to spend their time among friends in reasonable comfort, despite their limited income, are treated as parasites on the community; inherently less deserving to be allowed out in public than someone who has money to prove their humanity. And then we wonder why there's juvenile delinquency. Never mind, I'm just being unreasonably idealistic again.