In the midst of all this COVID-19 drama, a member of the Trump family has managed to once again screw things up for people.
As I’m sure you’ve heard all about recently, the Trump administration has pretty much turned into a cesspool of coronavirus infections since Friday, with more and more people popping up positive with each passing moment.
But nevertheless, despite new infections popping up around every corner, the Trumps gonna Trump, right?
According to a new report from Insider, three North Carolina businesses lost a day’s work after they had to close up shop for a “deep clean” because daddy’s princess Ivanka just can’t seem to keep her potentially infected hind end at home.
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The Charlotte Business Journal reports that three businesses operated by the non-profit Holy Angels — Cherubs Café, Cotton Candy Factory, and Bliss Gallery — employ individuals with disabilities.
Thus far, both Ivanka and her husband Jared Kushner have reportedly tested negative for the virus. However, there’s no denying their disregard for safety protocols regarding the pandemic, nor their close proximity to others who have tested positive within their circle.
Therefore, the owners of the businesses posted to their Facebook account, announcing the temporary closure out of an abundance of caution.
Cherub’s Cafe wrote on Facebook:
As a precaution, we will be performing a deep cleaning of Cherubs Café, Cotton Candy Factory, and Bliss Gallery today. While our protocols have always exceeded the CDC guidelines, we want to ensure the safety of our employees and customers. Please know that it is not required for us to close and conduct this deep cleaning. However, at Holy Angels, we take these things seriously.”
It certainly warms my heart to see this business take the safety and well-being of their customers and employees so seriously. It’s just sad that the “leaders” of this country can’t seem to find it in their “hearts” to do the same.
Stay home, Princess.
Featured image via Wikimedia Commons/DoD photo by U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Marianique Santos
