I stopped at a convenience store once that was wide open but nobody there. Another would-be customer arrived at the same time and called the cops. Came to find out later that the clerk had cleaned the till and left a few minutes earlier. He didn’t get far.
It seems any US corporate service-type company that relies on “cheap” labor, general level of intelligence and morality, and high societal trust, will die.
I know a Vietnamese woman who bought a Waffle House franchise - she brought her brother and his kids over from Vietnam to staff it.
They do well, are busy and have good service - only because she has a locked-in labor source. But its a sign of a bad trend for the USA on many levels.