/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>be broke ass neet living with grandpa
>60+ boomer parents managed to get back their old restaurant that was rented out to a bunch of gamblers
>over 5 years of missed rent
>they want to renew the restaurant and work together
>decide to go back home because it's a good chance to pocket some money for uni
>lots of stuff to renovate and to replace
>start cleaning up the kitchen
>2 inches mold behind the broken fridges
>years-old grease on the floor and on the wires of the electrical system
>roaches under the sinks and the stove corner and mold everywhere
>counter-top hot plate with almost half a inch carbonized grease cemented on it
>wood oven with inch-deep ashes in all corners and more roaches
>get an architect to freshen up the hall and the bar
>finish cleaning up 2 months later
>it's march
>20k debt with the architect's construction company
>parents are in the red because of the missed restaurant rent and unpaid taxes
>still a lot remaining to clean up in the kitchen
>must open the restaurant to earn cash asap
>gas company says there's too many unpaid bills and they won't provide service anymore
>grab a couple gas tanks
>find cook and waiter and prepare to open up
>lawyer says there's 60k taxes to pay before june or the state will seize all properties
>they wont renew the licenses nor the other activity-related permissions
>corona quarantine starts & can't open anymore anyway
>keep trying to delay all tax issues through the lawyer for 2 months
>today
>everything is perfect and ready to roll
>only one month of quarantine left
>taxes deadline is sometime this month

Let's see what happens now, somehow the corona issue might be able to save the situation, the lawyer wants to use the quarantine as excuse for the missed taxes and all other stuff.

Honestly, I was looking forward to work. I know how to bake stuff and I wanted to add a bakery corner, though in the start I'm supposed to be working only as waiter and dish washer since there's no money to buy new furniture.