. >> dupuis said it was simply economic.fter serving burgers and plenty of fried stuff, the first time they saw something what they thought was an opportunity to bring in more cash >> we tried to make it nicer. there was nothing else in the area, so we took a chance. >> taking that chance resulted in significant losses. their $40,000 investment actually translated into a 15% drop in revenue. customers weren't shy in their upset, either. to some, it seemed like the restaurant was having an identity crisis. >> some were angry and some frustrated and some sincere, and a little everything, but definitely honest and blunt. >> both men were dedicated to letting the experiment run its course, but nine months into it, there were simply too many empty seats. >> the flowers came off the tables, went back to the old salt and pepper shakers, and made it look nicer, and we slowly decreased the menu a little bit. >> the decision to scale back meant letting go to the chef and general manager hired to supervise the change in the first place

. >> dupuis says the reason for upcaming the family establishment was simply economics.fter serving food like burgers, pizza, and plenty of fried stuff, the first-time business owners saw what they thought was an opportunity to bring in more cash. >> we weren't doing what people wanted evidently at the time. and tried to make that change to make ate little bit nicer. there was really nothing else in the area. so we took a chance. >> taking that chance resulted in some pretty significant losses. their $40,000 investment actually translated into a 15% drop in revenue. customers weren't shy in their upset either. to some, it seemed like the restaurant was having an identity crisis. >> some was very angry, some was frustrated, some was sincere, a little bit of everything. but they were definitely honest and blunt. >> both men were committed to letting the experiment run its course. but about nine months in they decided it was time to rethink their business plan. there were simply too many empty seats. customers and staff noticed changes almost immediately. >> the flowers cam

shorthands please would you record woodworker dupuis really afraid of your mother? everybody was afraid of their mother. i'm still afraid of my mother. this is everything you need to know about social control. another strength. 99 times out of 100 schlichtmann today trumps the fed may be in five years. and it turns out that community hates living like this. you get into any of these neighborhoods and the cop story is that everybody is complicit, all at the master of money. now, they are not. they hate the death. and at this point, we should solve the problem. not many people doing it. they don't even like it. they asked for the right type of law involvement. their committee wants them to stop and still it is operating up there. so what is that about? this is the last when i make because it's the biggest one. and that is that it is going on because the communities hate us more than they hate what is going on. these are communities that are -- most of them historically damaged african american communities until 1968, the law was as they say not a deliberate racial con