âŚor to back up what you suggest, with a credible source confirming that opinion? You were asked nicely to do that but instead, probably because you canât, you weakly keep attacking the source. Seriously, canât you be better than that?
I have nothing but sympathy for the small business owners who have restaurants in midtown.
The fact is that if there is another wave of Covid ripping through the city, everything will get shut down again.
That is something that no one wants.
Midtown businesses rely on office workers. Offices are still not back to full capacity and they probably never will be since people like working from home.
It is a terrible situation with no real good solutions but it all has to be ridden out until the pandemic ends.
If we go through Fall and Winter without a big upswing in cases⌠that is a good thing and all of these restrictions in the city will go away. That is what we all want.
Did you read the source? Did you read where the claim of 40-60% came from? Or are you, too, simply defending a source with literally 0 scrutiny just because it says a thing you like?
These are professional restaurant owners in NYC telling you plainly their plight.
Reading is fundamental my friend and arenât you a teacher? OMG âweâ are in trouble. !
New York City restauranteurs are complaining that their business has been slashed severely by the COVID-19 vaccine mandate,
Fergal Burke, the owner of OâDonoghueâs noticed that his business has seen âa massive drop,â since the vaccine mandate came into effect.
âWe will go out of business if this continues, itâs gonna force us to shut our doors.â
Restauranteur Stratis Morfogen, a managing partner at Brooklyn Chop House, thinks that the government needs to start considering bailouts to help the restaurant industry again.
I am not doubting their opinions. I am asking if their opinions apply to the other thousands of businesses? Is 3 businesses a good sample size to explain the impact of the other businesses?
Also⌠could those businesses⌠who depend on workers being at work⌠suffer when those workers no longer go to work?