They always end of eating their own:
https://www.oregonlive.com/portland/2022/08/how-a-portland-lesbian-bar-for-everyone-closed-after-one-day.htmlThe queue spanned the block when Portland's first self-identified lesbian bar in over a decade opened its doors July 1. Named for a radical 20th-century feminist and physician who called the city home, Doc Marie's promised to be "for everyone." It closed the next day. Two managers quit immediately after the grand opening. Then other employees anonymously formed a workers' collective and demanded the bar's owners turn the business over to them, writing on Instagram that they felt "misled about the space being safe and welcoming."
https://philly.eater.com/2022/7/6/23196464/minas-world-west-philly-closedOn Friday, July 1, the owners of Mina's World coffee shop Kate Egghart and Sonam Parikh announced in an
Instagram post that the cafe on S. 52nd Street in West Philly is now closed. "We don't have enough money to continue operating," Egghart and Parikh wrote. The
community fridge that lives out front of the shop and that is run by folks in the Mina's World orbit will stay in operation for as long as possible. The closure of the shop follows weeks of public conversation about how Mina's World a queer-owned cafe that sold fair trade coffee and locally made artisan goods and whose mission was to be a safe community space for all operated. In June, select workers at Mina's World took to social media to allege wage theft, with broader allegations directed at the third silent owner of Mina's World Egghart's mother regarding how she made the money to buy the building and fund the business. A portion of the conversation centered around gentrification in West Philly.
