MicroGroks
One of the consequences of regulating business by statute is that statutes are categorized, and therefore businesses have to be categorized too. The rigid legal classifications for businesses can lead to some restrictions that make sense only to lawyers, legislators, and scientists who catalogue animal and plant species.
Andy Cuomo just lost access to several eateries in the Big Apple. The Facebook Group ‘NYC Restaurants Open has announced that its members will refuse the governor service, and they were not the least bit polite about it.
I’m jealous. As part of phase three re-opening strategy, Florida Governor Ron Desantis has nullified COVID19 restrictions statewide. With, of course, the option to personally adopt one for your space, with conditions.
It’s hard to believe Vermont continues to be ahead of us on this. Their Republican Gov. (Phil Scott) would typically make Chris Sununu look a lot more ‘Republica.’ But Gov. Scott is already opening indoor dining. Beginning Monday, Restaurants will be able to seat to 25% of capacity.
America eats out. A lot! One of the things that I kinda knew but was hammered home as local groceries ran out of things was that there are TWO logistic chains – one residential and one for anything commercial. That latter part was about 40% of our food supply – and was caught right in …
Palate Cleanser (literally): “Where Restaurants Have Reopened Across the U.S.” Read More »
Since the Government decided to ban dining in at restaurants, many bars, pubs, taverns, and eateries have been a tad anxious. Understandably, of course. Looking at an uncertain future for your business, bills, personal income, and your employees is an anxiety causing event and makes even veteran business owners uneasy. Some State Reps got to …
