Only the bad guys in this case are women. When this happens, I know from my experience down here in Costa Rica - this is bad news.
The company is a little eatery of the kind they call a Soda down here. It was started by a local woman in part of her house, and it was success a few years ago, when there were more gringos in town.
Our little town, that never had much money - has even less now. My barber, that used to have a nice little business, with plenty of people hanging around him - has no one around him now. Many barber shops have opened, and closed - and he is working in a vacuum.
Money is strange stuff, and when it decides to leave - there not much anyone can do about it.
The woman I started to write about, has several children, and they (and their wives, and their children) live with her (and off of her). They occasionally helped out in the Soda. They make a chicken-burger, she designed herself, and I often buy one. Even paying a little extra, so they would be motivated to keep making them.
But another woman has showed up, out of nowhere, has lined up the other women behind her, and they have decided the Soda will not amount to much, much longer.
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