Hong Kong's iconic Jumbo Floating Restaurant capsizes at sea
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HAPPENING
Aiden Thompson
Blake Price
All those eggrolls, all that suffering
Isaiah Sullivan
This is what happens when China takes over
Hudson Price
this was a fun place to kill chinks in battlefield 4
Jacob Gutierrez
Chinks gon' chink
Eli Ross
Anyone have a vid?
Liam Miller
Made in China
Adam Butler
Cool. Thats a bunch of barge decks with a shitty chinese restuarant built on top. The violations were likely numeral.
Parker Cooper
Xavier Smith
Sounds like they sunk it themselves.
>Aberdeen Restaurant Enterprises said the restaurant became a financial burden to its shareholders, with millions of Hong Kong dollars spent on its inspection and maintenance even though it was not in operation.
Isaiah Bell
seriously why the fuck was this thing out in open water?
David Miller
As was foretold
Ryder Kelly
man, if that boat could talk. i bet a lot of history happened there. think of the political deals, the weddings, the new year's parties, the crimes, the love stories, all the lives that passed through that restaurant over the course of its life.
Jace Diaz
The advantage of a floating restaurant is that you can buy shoreline property, dig a foundation, fill foundation with concrete and then dig a river to the new foundation location, float the restaurant to the new spot and continue business after draining off the water.
Brandon Myers
Failed during lockdowns was apparently being towed somewhere for repairs but it could also be an insurance deal.
Colton Ramirez
Sad
Camden Diaz
Chinks gonna sink
Dominic Peterson
Should have float themselves to Taiwan.
Andrew Cooper
>it has become a financial burden to shareholders
>oh no it capsized and sunk! ;)
lol
Jayden Morris
Nobody there had a camera...
Hunter Allen
junk
Aaron Ward
lmao based
Adam Martin
All you can eat sea.
Brandon Anderson
this is 100% an insurance scam to recoup losses on a failing business.