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Edited: Jun 16

OT : This recession is hitting hard guys

I went to Chick- fil- A to get my Father’s Day special that Java promoted on the board the other day. They’re closed. I think they are out of business. I peered thru the windows and not a worker in sight. I called headquarters and no one answered the phones

First Rubios, then Red Lobster and now Chick- Fil-A. I went to two different stores, same thing.

19 comments

19 Comments

Masked Man

Jun 17

Regardless.....Rubios is a major loss. Wonderful food,

BigBallss

Jun 17

Replying to

Rubios didn’t close down in California. Somewhere around 48 stores are still open. Including several in Orange County. Laguna Nigel is one. The 2 fish taco combo is still available. I like them a couple of times a year, with the red salsa. Squeeze of lemon. Enjoy.

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Masked Man

Jun 19

Replying to

Rubios closed down multiple stores in NorCal.....like mine in Menlo Park. 1st Rubios was in Mission Beach, San Diego where thery really took off....and expanded into Greater LA. I think they franchised the NorCal Rubios (not totally sure. The big "hot dot" up here on the SF Peninsula is Lulu's. I know the owners....and they are looking to expand in Denver (no Gavin Neswsom bullshit).

Butkus51

Jun 17

They're close on Sunday's. Company policy for worshipping Christian Sabbath & employees may attend church services...

Fraud

Jun 17

Replying to

Damn you. It was so fun watching OHT make a fool of himself. Everyone knew except him. Dummy.

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BigBallss

Jun 17

Replying to

I was piggybacking on a post by Java from a few days ago. And attempting to be funny.

Onikoroshi

Jun 16

auto focus

it works every time it's tried

p.s., a restaurant that need to close every Sunday can't be sustainable, no?

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OldHickoryTrojan

Jun 16

from what I've read say goodbye to McDonalds, Burger King, In and Out and a few more when the "real recession hits".....California politicians are nuts..

OldHickoryTrojan

Jun 17

Replying to

California government is starving for cash flow...they turn to taxes and fees at every opportunity, business's are leaving, middle class is leaving...they want to tax folks for miles they drive each year what will that do to a commuter state when folks add that to the wealth tax they proposed?' Lots of folks will be forced toeat athome if they can afford groceries..

BigBallss

Jun 17

Replying to

That’s true. They’re always reaching for our wallet . I thought I escaped the heavy gas tax by buying an electric car but they caught on and increased the annual auto registration. Those fuckers. I heard Texas did the same thing.

OldHickoryTrojan

Jun 19

Replying to

I guess you missed the part for the tax on vehicles based upon the mileage they drive each year....they are talking about adding that for the impact of EV's.......that is on top of your registration costs...

rwc1952

Jun 16

This reminds me when all the Blockbuster and Video Depot’s went under replaced by a little red machine in the grocery stores.

Java

Jun 16

And you managed to get your photos up on shutter stick. Productive morning

BigBallss

Jun 16

Replying to

I’m on Central Time Zone this week. Two hours ahead of y’all.

😂