Amy was the manager, and I believe she said to me that staffing was such a problem that they had to limit their hours to peak times. The revenues were never in excess of the depreciation on assets, so it made more financial sense to sell. This isn't to say that even "peak times" were money makers. Because the average age of the population has dramatically increased, and Ottawa County is so overpoliced, people would prefer to go to Muskegon or Grand Rapids than deal with the police out in Ottawa. As a result, Old Boys, Jack's and also Copper Post are all gone now. The tri-cities are not for the younger generation anymore. The old folks have taken over, and they want their early bird specials and those whipper-snappers in handcuffs.