"We maybe had two people coming in a day," said Rainieri. They closed after a few days, temporarily laying off their three employees. In June, they reopened and were able to bring one employee back. They brought a second employee back in February. They got some help from the Paycheck Protection Program, but given that even pre-pandemic they had just three employees, they were limited in how much they could receive from the payroll-based program. "We're a very small business," said Rainieri. "So obviously with less employees we have less overhead, but we also got less assistance because ...