[conservative98]

[lee martell]

The Big Apple is starting to look like The Rotten Apple.

[Lurker]

This will kill what’s left of the restaurant business in Chicago.

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[Sooth2222]

Tables will be placed at least six feet apart, or have a permanent barrier, such as Plexiglass, installed between them, while parties at one table should be capped at six people, the pamphlet reads.

Patrons must always wear face coverings except, of course, when eating, while employees should cover up in protective gear at all times.

When I go out to dinner, I like it to be an enjoyable experience, not to make me feel like a lab rat or in prison.

[chris37]

I was just watching on Laura Ingra-ham that Warren Wilhem doesn’t even have a plan to begin to re-open NYC restaurants.

This person is completely useless!

I just returned from dinner at Sake Cafe in Pensacola with my friend and two ladies, and that place was packed, 100% full. It was without a doubt the best sushi I have ever had in my life, and I have to say it felt outstanding to socialize and have delicious food and a Sapporo beer.

Only the staff wore masks, not a single other patron had one on. I felt for them having to work as hard as they were in this masks, because I know that I could not. I also understand that they must, as per their boss’s orders, and I respect them for following those orders. I tipped our waiter high, and told him I would definitely be back.

It’s time to stand up and reclaim our freedom. Everyone, now is the time.

[bitt]

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[jocon307]

This headline seems silly to me. I mean it’s not like people in NY can just go out to dinner in Chicago, or vice versa.

[mewzilla]

I’ve become an awesome copycat cook.

Looks like I’ll be doing it for a while longer.

Note to the restaurant biz: You need me, I don’t need you. Continue to kowtow to this crap at your peril.