im so fucking pissed i loved her restaurant >:( angery family operated. she would give me extra helpings all the time and demanded i eat more while giving me free shit and we talked about china and stuff. she said she had no issues with payments. AND THEY REPLACED HER WITH NOTHING. its just fucking empty now! has been for a while!

FUCK LANDLORDS. they dont even care about profit, only misery! they take anything good and innocent out of this world and turn it all into empty sadness! one of the best fucking restaurants ive ever eaten at too, and it was popular, even! she put so much love into each dish, legitimately a master in her craft

  • Infamousblt [any]
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    1 year ago

    A number of long standing local places by me are closing / closed due to rents going up. So far most of them have been replaced by major brands (fast food, Starbucks, pearle vision???, Jenis, etc). Landlords would rather get the sure money from a big brand than the unsure money from a locally owned place. It feels like it's spelling the end of locally owned business which is both a real shame, and also an obvious sharpening of a contradiction of capitalism

    • kristina [she/her]
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      1 year ago

      its also just there arent a lot of good options outside of fast food here. and honestly i think this lady had the best chinese place ive eaten at, not just in the state but the whole region. the entire country will weep shinji-screm she does mean fuckin stuff to mushrooms man i cant believe it

      • Goadstool
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        1 month ago

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    • GeorgeZBush [he/him]
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      1 year ago

      A local pizzeria near me got driven out when a new landlord tripled their rent, and it got replaced by some fucking weird work-from-home....office space thing?

      • privatized_sun [none/use name]
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        1 year ago

        weird work-from-home....office space thing

        https://medium.com/@codenameduchess/wework-is-a-ponzi-scheme-9e2a4521e0ad