The locations, in Aurora and Colorado Springs, just opened last month.
, with an outbreak confirmed as of December 6 — just over two weeks after it began serving burgers and fries on November 20. Sixty employees are confirmed to have COVID-19, with another nine considered "probable" cases.
'Whether an associate in Colorado is excluded from work because they have tested positive themselves, or because they have been in contact with someone who has, they are being paid for their missed shifts,'
So are the class C meat products tainted with Covid19?!?
Yikes!
How about any customers infected by this
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