Last meeting, they were grilling out ribs for the patrons. 

The patrons want to hear live music, and the club owner wants to have live music, but the patron doesn't want to pay a cover charge and the owner doesn't want to pay the band so everyone thinks the band should work "for exposure".

Patronize some of the tenants and see if you see water stains on the ceilings, take a look at their thermostats to see if they look like they're from the 80's, see if you see fire suppression systems, look at the parking lot condition, outdoor lights (if they are still the metal halide then you'll want to replace them with LED). 

My phone has rang twice while typing this, concerned people considering selling their home to avoid the foreclosure that they see coming.So to the new investor, please take this with a grain of salt and a jigger of Patrone' tread lightly and understand your market.

=/And just so you don't get too stressed out about us -We have turned down countless handouts, sponsorships, donations, patrons, and every TV offer and book deal pitched to us for a decade now... so you certainly don't have to worry about any eventual GoFundMe campaign; and when we choose to eat spaghetti dinners I assure you they are delicious!!

I'm not one to be patronized and obviously neither is Danny Grey. 

(i.e. all the classless deadbeat tenants that are mentioned here every day)5% of the job is rewarding, the other 95% is equivalent to dealing with abusive restaurant managers and an ungrateful dining patron.

Or are you unhappy that you couldn’t patronize such things?

Patrons of a restaurant forget that we are their guests. 

I can't imagine the Hotel likes the idea that they have an employee inquiring about fraudulent loans from patrons, employees and local business owners in the area.