And now the management is faced with the problem of trying to resurrect the company without the operational staff to do the job. The management could have used better judgement. I can best describe it by saying I am the most fortunate person in the world to be out of it. Restaurateurs are also dealing with a labor market that defies any thought of how bad the quality of labor could get. Because people are abused by bad service and ho-hum quality, they are cutting back on their visits to fast food operations.
Fast food is where the world really ought to be.
But when you don't deliver service or quality, then you can expect to lose customers. The future of Blue Grass Airport has been a divisive issue. They wasted a lot of money on the study. It is awfully hard to leave Lexington to go anywhere other than Cincinnati, Chicago, Nashville, Atlanta Charlotte, and Louisville in order to catch a connecting flight to somewhere else. I may not have vision, but I don't see why Lexington needs to think in terms of relocating Blue Grass Airport.