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travelinaj t1_izk6yz6 wrote

To me I just seems like the pandemic benefitted a lot of larger corporations in many ways such as: eliminating competition who couldn’t hold out with no business for so long, allowing changing of store hours so they can have less overhead, pushing people to shop online, among other things

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BourdainTiffin t1_izka2oj wrote

What did large corporations do that made diners and bodegas stop being 24 hrs?

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travelinaj t1_izkamln wrote

The diners that survived changed their hours to save money just like the larger corporations.

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BourdainTiffin t1_izkcp9x wrote

Yes, businesses of all sizes like to save money.

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travelinaj t1_izkdu26 wrote

Yeah they were forced to because of the pandemic and I don’t think it’s a coincidence that they were forced to

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Bfam4t6 t1_izkgxyh wrote

Huh? What a fucking conclusion to jump to.

I think he’s saying scrutiny of business models increased for businesses of all sizes. Nothing more. You can stop digging.

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_kalebb_ t1_izkj0fp wrote

Maybe we have different definitions of coincidence, then... To me that sounds like one

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BourdainTiffin t1_izl5wp3 wrote

Son, I have no idea what you’re saying. Who forced them?

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travelinaj t1_izlanki wrote

Whoever lengthened the pandemic. It should have been resolved after a few months

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AnacharsisIV t1_izlerns wrote

I'll be sure to relay to the virus that you're disappointed it didn't happen according to your timetable.

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sternfan1523 t1_izkbci4 wrote

What killed it was when they shut down bars. Tons of people weren’t going out and eating late night anymore. Corporations were able to wait it out while the small shops died out

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BourdainTiffin t1_izkd327 wrote

We’re talking about small shops that survived but still haven’t restored late night hours. For instance Wo Hop closes at 10 now.

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