Last Home Town Buffet Ribbon Cutting

Last weekend, my dad and I went to the last Home Town Buffet ribbon cutting in Chula Vista. It was a windy, cloudy day and I was surprised that there weren’t actually a lot of people that were there. I decided to work first and eat afterwards. I handed out balloons to the small children that were entering, leaving and standing outside of the restaurant. They were so cute and happy to see the balloons and also have someone with a pretty crown and banners give them to them. There was a Latin pop music station there, and the home town buffet bee that was the mascot, was dancing off to the music and making everybody laugh and be silly. It was really funny, to get everyone out of their comfort zone and dance to the pop hits and the mariachi band that came to hype everyone with their music. It just is so great for me to see the entire community getting together, and to enjoy and support something like a grand reopening. Even the mayor came to endorse and thank Home Town Buffet for reopening to the community and everyone was very excited and pleased. It is so great to be a part of this community event and see how people work together to bring themselves together. If all it takes is a little music, silly dancing, and food, then we should be doing something like that in every neighborhood. Fellowship with others is priceless, and a community of love is stronger than anything.