South Carolina family-run cheesesteak restaurant closes, cites inflation and labor shortage

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A South Carolina cheesesteak restaurant owned by the same family for three generations is closing its doors amid soaring inflation and an ongoing labor shortage.

Rep. French Hill, R-Ark., and former investment banker Carol Roth provide insight on the state of the U.S. economy on 'The Evening Edit.'cheesesteak restaurant announced that their restaurant will be closing its doors amid risings costs and the labor shortage.

"Throughout my life, I always knew that no matter what happened, Phillys would be there for me," Stefan Castellucci, the owner of Philly's in Summerville said in a Facebook post Saturday. "Unfortunately, that’s no longer the case. Due to the rising food costs, inflation, and worker shortages, MONDAY OCTOBER 24TH will be our last day open for business."has been in the Castellucci family for three generations, with his grandfather opening the establishment 32 years ago.

Philly's in Summerville, South Carolina is closing its doors, citing inflation and the labor shortage. Catellucci said the post was the "hardest thing" he had to write since penning his father's obituary, but the realities of"I grew up in this restaurant; it's been a huge part of my life. It's where I learned to work hard," Castellucci said. "It's where I learned to respect the value of someone else's dollar. I was taught that a customer's dollar was sacred and that they should never walk away not getting their money's worth.

Soaring inflation has wreaked havoc on U.S. small businesses, with a Kabbage survey conducted last month finding that 75% of small businesses have reported inflation has been eating into their profits over the last year. Those businesses did not expect things to improve soon, with 56% saying they expect the issue to continue into 2023.The restaurant plans to have a grand closing and has invited customers to come by for 25% off every item.

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