My friend, Amy, and her husband, just took over a Japanese restaurant in the Boston area. It's funny that although they are both Koreans, and used to run a Korean restaurant, they are now bosses of a Japanese restaurant. The husband is a trained Japanese chef, luckily.
Anyway, Amy said that they had to look for a Boston Moving Company to help them move their utensils from their recently closed Korean restaurant to their new Japanese restaurant. There were not many things to move, though, because of the different furnishings. Japan and Korea may be just neighbors but their cultures are surprisingly different.
Actually, Amy, who is also my sister’s friend, had asked if my sister would like to joint venture with them. My sister had to decline because if she were to invest in the restaurant, she would have to do it full time, which means that she would have to leave her job. At this point, my sister said she cannot afford to leave her job even though she wants to be a boss as well!
However, running a business is very risky and has many uncertainties, especially now when people are trying their best not to eat out. For Amy and her husband, I guess they have no choice since their Korean restaurant closed.
Anyway, Amy said that they had to look for a Boston Moving Company to help them move their utensils from their recently closed Korean restaurant to their new Japanese restaurant. There were not many things to move, though, because of the different furnishings. Japan and Korea may be just neighbors but their cultures are surprisingly different.
Actually, Amy, who is also my sister’s friend, had asked if my sister would like to joint venture with them. My sister had to decline because if she were to invest in the restaurant, she would have to do it full time, which means that she would have to leave her job. At this point, my sister said she cannot afford to leave her job even though she wants to be a boss as well!
However, running a business is very risky and has many uncertainties, especially now when people are trying their best not to eat out. For Amy and her husband, I guess they have no choice since their Korean restaurant closed.
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