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Depends on the restaurant but they may not have the ability to buy outside their approved supply chain. Also they may not have an approved payment process or a petty cash allowance. If it’s a chain, stuff like that is locked down tightly. If it’s a mom and pop style place, then it would be much easier for them to run to a store for supplies.I'm sooooo tired of everything being blamed on COVID. In probably 80% of the jobs I've had, we've always been short staffed. That just kind of goes with the territory when you work in IT in the midwest. We've always just had to figure out how to make it work. My father-in-law manages a Metal Fabrication company in town and they can never retain enough help...they have to make it work. I understand that understaffing is a real thing and that COVID has made it worse, but it's also not new...it's time for companies to get it together and figure it out. My wife and I went to a dinner the other day...she asked for ketchup and was told they didn't have any because of "supply chain issues" due to COVID. We went grocery shopping afterwards and they had probably 100 bottles of ketchup on the shelves...now, I might be stepping out on a limb here but it seems to me if your restaurant can't order ketchup from your normal supplier, MAYBE YOU CAN JUST GO THE FREAKING GROCERY STORE AND BUY SOME?! COVID is becoming the new excuse for "someone didn't do their job."