California restaurant posts 'slow service sign,' blames handouts, 'no one wants to work'
Former Office of Management and Budget Director and former White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney discusses stimulus, unemployment and taxes. A popular taco restaurant in Folsom, California, was forced to explain to customers that service could be a little slow due to "government and state handouts" that make it difficult to attract new workers. The sign addresses loyal customers at Taco Loco, which CBS Sacramento describes as a popular restaurant in the city. The sign reads: "Sadly, due to government and state handouts no one wants to work anymore. Therefore, we are short staffed. ...