So, is there some sort of law ...
... that says if you run three successful restaurants into the ground in the space of one year (plus the additional one that was supposed to open a year ago never materializes), your one remaining restaurant gets taken away and given to someone who can actually remember to pay their taxes and stuff?
And also, you have to be the personal slave for one month to each employee you made work without pay for five weeks before you just locked the doors. You can start with the assistant manager you threatened to sic the sheriff on.
And also, you have to be the personal slave for one month to each employee you made work without pay for five weeks before you just locked the doors. You can start with the assistant manager you threatened to sic the sheriff on.
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It's a shame. Most people don't know all those restaurants were run essentially by one guy. So they don't know that all those popular, successful restaurants were ruined by essentially one guy. It just makes dining in Cincinnati look bad.
hmmm Tellers in Hyde Park still open? well, I'd suggest to all Bella employees owed a paycheck to head on over and enjoy a free meal on them. Though...tip your server as chances are that's the only income they'll be getting if the handwriting on the wall reamins the same.
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