Red Lobster’s bankruptcy isn’t a story about the recklessness of having endless shrimp on offer — it’s a story of how private equity firms bled a restaurant chain dry, leaving workers and diners adrift.
I think it had more of an image of affordable classiness in the early 90’s. My family couldn’t really afford to eat out much back then, but I feel like eating at chain food places that had waiters was more of a rarity.
Hell, back then wendys and pizza hut were considered a sit down restaurant for the family.
I think it had more of an image of affordable classiness in the early 90’s. My family couldn’t really afford to eat out much back then, but I feel like eating at chain food places that had waiters was more of a rarity.
Hell, back then wendys and pizza hut were considered a sit down restaurant for the family.