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Ruth Chris and Mastros steak house.... ballers where u at? 
Ruth’s Chris Steak House Gets $20 Million From Coronavirus Aid Program
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Sad shyt they applied with two subsidiaries that had less than 500 employees in order to get the two loans for 20 million. They out here skimming. 
Pointless!ol
that money was never supposed to be for small business. Politics just fukked over a lot of small business
Pig Farmer’s Sons Become Billionaire Grocers in Virus’s Wake
Yoojung Lee, Abhishek Vishnoi and Ishika Mookerjee
BloombergApril 16, 2020, 9:23 AM GMT+2
(Bloomberg) -- Lim Hock Chee and his wife used to sell chilled pork at a rented stall in a grocery store.
Now, after more than 35 years, his family operates 61 supermarkets across Singapore and has joined the ranks of billionaires.
Shares of their Sheng Siong Group Ltd., which competes with Amazon.com Inc. in the city-state, rose to a record Wednesday as supermarkets have become the preferred place to shop after the government imposed a partial lockdown to contain the coronavirus pandemic. The stock has rallied more than 30% since a March 19 closing low.
The family’s combined fortune, based on their 57% stake in the retailer held mainly by Lim and his two brothers, has surged to $1.1 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. That would have been inconceivable when Lim started the pork stall to help alleviate a supply glut at his father’s pig farm. The brothers took over the supermarket where the stall was located and turned it into the first Sheng Siong store in 1985, and today is planning a foray into Singapore’s digital banking scene.
The founders declined to comment on their wealth, according to a Sheng Siong spokesman. The brothers and their family were thrust into the media spotlight in 2014, when their mother was kidnapped. She was released unharmed after Lim paid ransom, and the kidnapper was sentenced to life imprisonment.
Regulatory filings show that Lim bought more shares last month through an account jointly held with his wife. He may have learned a thing or two from previous outbreaks.
“When people stayed away from restaurants during SARS, we enjoyed brisk business because more people started buying food to cook at home,” he said in a 2008 interview with the Straits Times.
Supermarket Billionaires
Grocery purchases are likely to remain robust even if social-distancing restrictions and panic-buying abates, according to Juliana Cai, an analyst at RHB Securities Singapore Pte.
Yoojung Lee, Abhishek Vishnoi and Ishika Mookerjee
BloombergApril 16, 2020, 9:23 AM GMT+2
(Bloomberg) -- Lim Hock Chee and his wife used to sell chilled pork at a rented stall in a grocery store.
Now, after more than 35 years, his family operates 61 supermarkets across Singapore and has joined the ranks of billionaires.
Shares of their Sheng Siong Group Ltd., which competes with Amazon.com Inc. in the city-state, rose to a record Wednesday as supermarkets have become the preferred place to shop after the government imposed a partial lockdown to contain the coronavirus pandemic. The stock has rallied more than 30% since a March 19 closing low.
The family’s combined fortune, based on their 57% stake in the retailer held mainly by Lim and his two brothers, has surged to $1.1 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. That would have been inconceivable when Lim started the pork stall to help alleviate a supply glut at his father’s pig farm. The brothers took over the supermarket where the stall was located and turned it into the first Sheng Siong store in 1985, and today is planning a foray into Singapore’s digital banking scene.
The founders declined to comment on their wealth, according to a Sheng Siong spokesman. The brothers and their family were thrust into the media spotlight in 2014, when their mother was kidnapped. She was released unharmed after Lim paid ransom, and the kidnapper was sentenced to life imprisonment.
Regulatory filings show that Lim bought more shares last month through an account jointly held with his wife. He may have learned a thing or two from previous outbreaks.
“When people stayed away from restaurants during SARS, we enjoyed brisk business because more people started buying food to cook at home,” he said in a 2008 interview with the Straits Times.
Supermarket Billionaires
Grocery purchases are likely to remain robust even if social-distancing restrictions and panic-buying abates, according to Juliana Cai, an analyst at RHB Securities Singapore Pte.
Yeah I pulled up and grabbed mine fukk that lol
Morton’s>>>>>>>Ruth Chris and Mastros steak house.... ballers where u at?
Also, who wants to eat a steak that is not fresh off the grill? That's part of the experience.
Me too brehHitting every steakhouse still standing when this is all over