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Buca di Beppo: Busted.

Buca di Beppo bends the knee to big government—two Texas locations close as the overpriced pseudo-Italian chain files for bankruptcy. Mama mia! That's what you get when you offer free bread.

Published August 6, 2024 at 2:46pm by Alexis Simmerman


Commie Pasta Joint Buca di Beppo Files for Bankruptcy

Those pasta-pushing, breadstick-peddling commies at Buca di Beppo have finally gotten their comeuppance. The company has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in some Libtardia district court in Texas, blaming its financial troubles on "rising costs" and "hiring difficulties." Boo-hoo, snowflakes. Maybe if you hadn't spent so much time virtue signaling and playing woke, you'd still be in business.

"While the restaurant industry has faced significant challenges, this move is the best next step for our brand," said the company's president, Rich Saultz.

Translation: "We screwed up, but it's not our fault. Please don't take away our breadsticks!"

According to court documents (https://www.scribd.com/document/756634730/Buca-Court-Documents), these bozos owe a whopping $50 million to 30 creditors. That's a lot of spaghetti and meatballs, folks!

The company has been slowly going under since COVID-19 hit, with nearly 20% of its locations closing last month alone (Restaurant Business Magazine). Surprise, surprise, their parent company, Earl Enterprises, is also owned by a bunch of libs (we see you, Planet Hollywood).

"Several of its locations had been unable to recover from the pandemic and other market pressures." (Restaurant Business Magazine)

"Market pressures," my derrière! Y'all got boycotted by real 'Mericans who saw through your liberal agenda.

As of now, two locations near Austin are closed, and the remaining four in Texas are still open (Buca di Beppo's website). But who knows for how long? With their liberal portions and prices, it's only a matter of time before they go the way of the dodo.

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