This is sad to read and my condolences to the family, however its always after the fact that everyone is claiming "good son" or in this case "all he wanted to be was a lawyer". At the risk of sounding disrespectful, someone who is looking to be a lawyer does not have to stand in front of a judge 2 years in a row to enter pleas on firearm charges. RIP.

@proudloudandfnm.....I tend to definitely agree with you here, that's a crazy amount of staff. Further to that, while I understand that their products are "best experienced fresh from the kitchen", the owner pit that against some sort of income and employing some of his staff. I'm sure people would have understood the take out aspect. Everyone has had to do things differently during this time, missed opportunity, it may have helped only for a little while but also may have helped them get trough this. Only God knows as this stage.

So my things is, when your child went away for school how did he expect to come home, outside of this coronavirus thing? Fine, the government paid for the first flights, its come and gone now and nothing can be done about it. In my opinion this is something they will regret, not because I have an issue with them helping, but because our country is already having problems paying people their NIB and other social services to help them survive. Many people are hurting, so you should feel blessed that your son can come home and be with this family during this time.