Bidenomics: Red Lobsters suddenly close everywhere

@tinman single handily keeping Red Lobster from going out of business.

I asked my family if they wanted to go to red lobster and they looked at me like I was a red lobster. We used to be a society.

 

your intellectual dishonest resonates,

Apple was started by 2 nerds in one of their parents' garage, one an unemployed hippie and the other a technician w HP

• it was on the verge of corporate death until the return of Job, who led the innovation to ipad, iphone, etc.

MSFT was started by a college drop-out and an unemployed recent college grad

• it was just surving until it bundled a deal w IBM to bundle its operating system

NVDA was started by a SUN microsystem engineer, his wife and / former colleagues

• it was just a small co until it develop one of the most effective/efficicient graphic chips

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Zeke will be pissed.

 

And Amazon started out only selling books from a single office with Bezos still driving his old Honda Accord for years even after the company gained success, what does their startup have to do with Biden? They didn't start these companies in 2020. If they did would they even get off the ground? Unlikely. You argument is invalid.

 

Would I get into trouble if I said, "There goes the black vote"?

 

Screw the workers! - the compassionate left

 

Imagine the palestine protesters coming home after a long day of hard activism and not being able to get some shrimp.

 

We used to be a country.

 

I miss eating at Long John Silver's too. Seafood doesn't get enough respect.

 

fun fact...red lobster is owned by the same company that owns the olive garden. it makes sense. olive garden is to italian food as red lobster is to sea food.

its not just red lobster...outback steakhouse is closing a bunch of locations. i used to take my wealthy mexican industrialist amigos there when they came to town (they loved the bloomin' onions) but i stopped eating there a year or so ago. the quality kept going noticeably downhill and it wasnt just at one location.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/mone...ack-steakhouse-closing-locations/72771215007/