Red Hen Owner Resigns In Disgrace From Local Org After Kicking Out Sarah
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cancel2 2022
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Retired Teacher
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Retired Teacher
What does "not supporting" anyone have to do with asking a customer, who was already dining to leave?
Would it be worth it to you having your business collapse and having to resign from an executive position in your community?
Aha! Maybe *that's* why she's so invested in this tiny, heretofore unknown restaurant's alleged any-second-now failure!? They must both belong to that Sekrit Kabal Liars for Jeebus!
For real. This one is so stale.
Didn't take too long at all for that Cheery Christian Chatty Cathy(tm) mask to wash right off in the morning's heavy dew. lololol
Pull her string and she spites!
Pull her string and she spites!
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The locals...
Why? Were there some bar girls down there?
From the landlord of the Red Hen:
"A former U.S. Air Force and commercial airline pilot, Clayton has owned the building that houses the Red Hen since 1991. He’s not sure exactly when the building was erected, but its origins may date to the early 19th century. Over its life span, the building has been used as a book depository, a pool hall and the offices for a real estate firm. When Clayton bought the place, he renovated it and began leasing it out, once to his own lawyer.
"Then in 2008, Stephanie Wilkinson and her business partner, John Blackburn, signed a lease for the space and transformed it into an elegantly modern restaurant in a historic structure. They renovated the property on their own dime, too, Clayton said. “Everything they put in was first class,” he added.
"Blackburn has since sold his stake in the restaurant to Wilkinson and Red Hen chef Matt Adams. But whoever has been in charge, Clayton said, they have always been outstanding tenants. They’ve never missed a rent payment. They’ve maintained the property to the point where, Clayton said, “they have taken the burden completely off my shoulders.”
"“There really hasn’t been much of any issues,” Clayton added. “And they take care of them when there are issues. They’ve always taken care of them. . . . It’s been a good relationship.”"
( https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...et-about-his-building/?utm_term=.cdb8e8aaf0d7)
Sounds like he's got a nice cash cow there. Most ppl don't shoot their cash cows.
Edited to add:
According to their reservations calendar, next available time is July 24. Yep, going right outta business. lolol
https://www.yelp.com/reservations/t...ers=2&date=2018-07-10&time=1900&yr_redirect=1
"A former U.S. Air Force and commercial airline pilot, Clayton has owned the building that houses the Red Hen since 1991. He’s not sure exactly when the building was erected, but its origins may date to the early 19th century. Over its life span, the building has been used as a book depository, a pool hall and the offices for a real estate firm. When Clayton bought the place, he renovated it and began leasing it out, once to his own lawyer.
"Then in 2008, Stephanie Wilkinson and her business partner, John Blackburn, signed a lease for the space and transformed it into an elegantly modern restaurant in a historic structure. They renovated the property on their own dime, too, Clayton said. “Everything they put in was first class,” he added.
"Blackburn has since sold his stake in the restaurant to Wilkinson and Red Hen chef Matt Adams. But whoever has been in charge, Clayton said, they have always been outstanding tenants. They’ve never missed a rent payment. They’ve maintained the property to the point where, Clayton said, “they have taken the burden completely off my shoulders.”
"“There really hasn’t been much of any issues,” Clayton added. “And they take care of them when there are issues. They’ve always taken care of them. . . . It’s been a good relationship.”"
( https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...et-about-his-building/?utm_term=.cdb8e8aaf0d7)
Sounds like he's got a nice cash cow there. Most ppl don't shoot their cash cows.
Edited to add:
According to their reservations calendar, next available time is July 24. Yep, going right outta business. lolol
https://www.yelp.com/reservations/t...ers=2&date=2018-07-10&time=1900&yr_redirect=1
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Hard to tell...I'm just mentioning what was discussed...If anyone has different information, they are free to share it here as well.
Perhaps she is donating the "GoFundMe" monies to a real deserving charity, but I've not seen that posted.
She leases the building, that we know...
In the pictures I've seen the canopy and paint looked sub-par.
How did I miss that one?
I'll never forgive myself.