By Emily Rella It seems that virtually no industry has emerged unscathed from the coronavirus pandemic, but the restaurant industry was perhaps hit the hardest. Even major fast-food chains struggled with shuttering or temporarily closing locations and indoor dining, and it looks like those struggles are still ongoing. One Alabama location of beloved chicken chain Chick-fil-A announced via social media that it would be closing its dining room amid labor shortages. But instead of angry mob mentality complaints from customers, residents rallied behind the team and the decision to put employees first. Related: Man Finds Out His Voice Is Being Used for a Message Over KFC Intercom Norman Dull, operator of the first location in Madison, Alabama, posted a notice to the restaurant’s Facebook page late Saturday evening sharing the news. “The restaurant industry has suffered from a hiring perspective during the pandemic, and unfortunately Chick-fil-A is not immune to this labor shortage,” …
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