Family Business

It's for the kids:

One curious move that Hooters is making in light of these financial hardships appears to be moving to be more “family-friendly,” a tacit admission of guilt if there ever was one. The “family friendly” phrase was used multiple times in a glowing Bloomberg piece chronicling Hooters’ new direction. Completing this poll entitles you to The Western Journal news updates free of charge via email. You may opt out at anytime. You also agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. “I’m calling it a re-Hooterization,” Neil Kiefer, one of the executives who helped co-found Hooters and is now looking to own the chain again following this bankruptcy plan, told the outlet. “What hurt the brand,” Bloomberg explained, “as the founders see it, were decisions by its private equity overlords that took it away from its roots as a beachy destination offering good food and good service that was also family-friendly.”

The kids would certainly get an education...