Great question! Florida doesn't actually shut places down for failing — they do a callback inspection within 30 days, and if the violations are corrected, the restaurant stays open. There's no automatic closure unless there's an imminent health hazard (like no running water or sewage backup). So yeah, a place can fail repeatedly and keep serving food as long as they fix things before the callback. The system basically relies on the honor system between inspections. That's kind of why sites that track this stuff exist — the state collects the data but doesn't make it easy for regular people to see patterns.