- Joined
- May 31, 2021
I’m not saying it’s the only valid choice or the one you or I would make. But I get it. Especially if the owner has some kind of connection to his family, or is particularly conflict-averse. Hell, he probably spends a lot per visit on both alcohol and food, so let’s say (VERY conservative estimate) he’s throwing $1000/month into their cash register. Some people will do what they need to do to hang onto a $12k/year customer.
It’s not that mysterious. But Pat will probably still end up throwing cups of water at patrons when he has his meltdown, Rodger-style.
Still seems very odd that they would reject the go fund me money on Fat’s say so if he was just a customer. A 12k a year customer is irrelevant if the business has to close down because it’s lockdown and no customers full stop.
Someone that conflict adverse would have been pushed out years ago and if there was a family connection, then surely Mama Raven or Niki would have told Fatrick to ignore it.
Hence I think Fatrick might have put a chunk of his royalty money into Hooligans.
Not just in the till, but in the bar itself.