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Originally posted by Blinger: ↑

"The cafe was considered a 'new business' and therefore did not qualify for any Covid-19 government assistance programs.

However, the pair accumulated a $100,000 debt as they continued to pay staff and kept the business running during the 24 months of the pandemic. 'This is a huge black cloud that has hung over us for four years and we just can't shake it off,' Ms Hitt said.

'If we're able to get rid of that, the difference we feel we can make would be so much greater. We don't want to be another hospitality statistic.'Ms Hitt said she and Ms Hancock had done everything they can to tighten their belts, including selling cars and working more hours away from their family. She said they reluctantly cut casual staff hours on weekends, with Ms Hitt now working seven days and Ms Hancock working six days to cover the shortfall. "

what an absolute disgrace you are Nippy.
disgusting person

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