I don’t think shutting down to business will solve any of our problems
My wife and I used to have a thriving yoga studio in the village. We entertained students 4 days a week and we had yoga classes for beginners and experts. For the past three years, the yoga studio has done very well. We have made money and invested some of that money back into the business. We upgraded the flooring and even made some changes to the heating and air conditioning system. We even added an area for an office, so we could handle business related issues from the studio, instead of our home. It was nice to separate business from home and we argue a lot less with an office outside our home. Unfortunately, covid-19 has changed a lot of things and our business is really hurting. We didn’t have any classes for 90 days during the mandatory quarantine. Now that we can reopen, we have to cut our classes back by ⅓. It’s impossible to continue to make money given all of the rules and regulations. My wife and I have tried to find a way around the laws, but there is no way to safely entertain clients in our studio and still follow the law. We don’t want to shut down the yoga studio, because the coronavirus will eventually subside and things will go back to normal. I don’t think shutting down to business will solve any of our problems. We have to find a way to stay afloat during this time. Hopefully all of our regular customers will continue to come to class and pay the yoga studio fees.
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