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giscard78 t1_jd2udes wrote

they closed permanently and didn’t update the signs lol

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foundmyreddit t1_jd2vtag wrote

The original Dukes in Dupont has been open for at least the past year or so (maybe longer) but closed again recently for renovations

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CriticalStrawberry t1_jd30t4w wrote

Replying to [deleted] (#2,290,313)

Google doesn't check anything. The hours will remain "temporarily closed" until either the business itself updates it or enough users report that its an error.

A ton of the places listed on Google maps as temporarily closed have been back open for months.

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fvb955cd t1_jd32xtv wrote

Replying to [deleted] (#2,290,313)

Google once took a whole year to update a organization address that I managed from a power transformer station to our actual address, about 4 miles away despite almost weekly communications and sending them every possible document we had with our address on it, street view pictures of the transformer station that was very clearly not a public swimming pool and day camp, and pictures of our big sign on a completely different road than the transformer station. From what I understand, this process had been going on for at least a year prior to my hiring as well, with my predecessor.

I really would not put much stock in googles "checking"

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WontStopAtSigns t1_jd3pobt wrote

Half the city is a ghost town on Saturday night. It's really unsettling. I don't know how long property value holds out with this setup.

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gator_fl t1_jd47iwt wrote

Some got PPP loans (even a few with inflated head counts/costs) and renegotiated rents with landlords.

Others might be in litigation. Other's simply DGAF as they have funds/financing to reopen when they want to.

Others own the property and simply don't care to and might sell their property when good and ready.

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