Posted on 04/28/2020 2:41:14 PM PDT by Libloather
Waffle House anticipates operating with limited dine-in service for some time as some U.S. states lift restrictions on businesses, CEO Walt Ehmer told CNBC on Tuesday.
I think well gradually start welcoming more and more customers back, Ehmer said on The Exchange.
Waffle House on Monday began to offer limited dine-in capacity at 330 of its restaurants in Georgia and around 70 in Tennessee, following the relaxation of some coronavirus-related restrictions in those states.
The locations that now have partial dine-in service had remained open for carryout during the Covid-19 crisis, Ehmer said. He said those that were temporarily shuttered due to a lack of sales will, for the time being, remain closed.
Ehmer said the company is excited to give customers who were already going to the restaurants to place a to-go order the opportunity to just sit at a distance and eat instead of returning to their cars or trucks to do so.
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Screw ‘em. They willingly closed.
It is gonna take a hell of a lot of welcoming to get me to go back.I doubt if the place where I ate will open back up.
I was sure Elvis was at Walmart this morning.
Stocking up on peanut butter and bananas, no doubt.
Waffle House has long been a marker of the severity of a disaster. And if it’s still standing afterwards, it will generally be one of the first businesses to reopen.
Even found a story on it:
https://www.newsweek.com/waffle-house-index-closures-coronavirus-covid-19-pandemic-fema-1494259
DANG!
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