Posted by rockyridgefarm on July 04, 2018 at 05:40:38 from (96.61.191.150):
In Reply to: i have had it posted by MTC on July 03, 2018 at 19:38:18:
I've heard the restaurant business is the hardest business to make work. A person who really likes to cook opens the doors, and fails in the business management side. A good manager opens the doors, and fails in the hospitality side of it, etc.
At 68, you've earned your retirement. Let someone else work. Some older people miss that fact - they gotta be in control so they stay working, not allowing younger people to step in. Then they gripe about how terrible kids are. Well, how can the kid ever show his/her potential if you never let them???
Maybe that drunk cook will see that he was making bad life decisions and turn his life around. You just never know.
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