Restaurant? Hilarious. Presumably she's going to be the one cooking?
Good friend has a pub/Restaurant. She is a chef with 30 years experience plus TRAINING. Her husband managed very high end bars and restaurants all over the world and is a trained sommelier. They saved for years for their own place and were terrified about doing it because the industry is so fragile (especially at the moment)
They work bloody hard. Sometimes they actually do work 20 hours a day and that doesn't mean they were twatting around on Twitter. They work Christmas and New Year. They have to work when they are ill. They also have a young family.
But they love it. They adore food/hospitality.
Jack, (hi Jack
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) you've got no
bleeping idea.
You can't get portion sizes right for one person let alone a restaurant with countless covers.
If someone sends their food back because they 'don't like the colour of these tomatoes' as happened to my friend, you have be polite, apologise and replace it. Then laugh about them in the bar afterwards. You can't tell them to '
duck off' or kick them in the shins or shout 'SHE LEFT' which is how you normally deal with people who question you.
You have to follow hygiene laws to the letter. If you get inspected by the council and your finger nails look like that you'd be shut down. I'm not being cruel, but handwashing was necessary even before Covid.
I could go on but this is long enough!
Just. Don't. Open. A. Restaurant.