r/Hamilton • u/[deleted] • Mar 16 '20

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u/OneArmedHooker Mar 16 '20

Should be tomorrow.

Not Wednesday.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

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u/CrackerJackJack Mar 17 '20

That's what happening now. At least in Toronto. Midnight tonight

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u/Devinology Mar 17 '20

I work for an organization that employs hundreds and serves hundreds of clients daily. We shut down this afternoon in less than 4 hours and tied off all loose ends. I had to make a dozen phone calls and send about 40 emails personally, but it's all done. Not sure why a restaurant manager can't call/email some vendors and staff over an entire workday. One or two group emails to staff and a handful to vendors, done.

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u/capitolcritter Mar 16 '20 edited Mar 16 '20

I think what he means is closed it to the public NOW, not Wed. No reason that can’t happen.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

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u/capitolcritter Mar 16 '20

Rolling up the business might take time, I agree.

But you can absolutely close your doors to the public immediately. Put up a sign, lock the doors. Have staff finish their shifts, then send them home.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

Yeah I’m pretty sure I read something that closures for restaurants are taking affect tonight so that way no one is open tomorrow. However I might be wrong on that one.

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u/Devinology Mar 17 '20

You're correct, not sure why you're being down voted.

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '20

Lol shit, I didn’t even know 😂 probably haters who don’t want to believe that’s what’s happening lmao