A leftover news link from the BEST AND BRIGHTEST of our blog community inspires a quick taboo thought about the inappropriate lustrous legacy of an old school cinema classic which contradicts the current #MeToo ethos.
I.E. Your butter joke is better . . . And here's the sad news of another local company taking their financial licks the hard way:
I.E. Your butter joke is better . . . And here's the sad news of another local company taking their financial licks the hard way:
Bread & Butter Concepts files for bankruptcy
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Kansas City, Missouri-based Bread & Butter Concepts has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Founder/CEO Alan Gaylin filed Nov. 9 at U.S. Bankruptcy Court - Kansas. The petition also notes the following pending bankruptcy cases related to Bread & Butter Concepts: Texaz Crossroads, Texaz Plaza Restaurant, Texaz South Plaza and Texaz Table Restaurant of Kansas.
Funny how so many Restaurants manage to gout of business in such a "Great Eating Town" , isn't it?
ReplyDeleteAll it seems to take is crappy food with high prices and poor service, and these incredibly original Chef-driven concepts somehow manage to fail regularly, while more traditional joints go on year after year.
^^^ Yup, yet another "Chef" re-creating the Maria Schneider role in Kansas City.
ReplyDeleteEasiest way to go bankrupt.
ReplyDelete8:53 - A lot of "original" or local restaurants go out of business because they don't have a national corporate presence to "float" them as they make their way to profitability. Restaurants are high start up cost ventures that take can some serious time to start breaking even.
ReplyDeleteThese guys had, what appears to be, a good number of restaurants and were started some time ago so in this case there was probably some mismanagement, but who knows. I went to Graham and Dunne a couple times and it was good but was expensive and I'm sure the rent down there is not cheap.