It's good to support your favorite diner.
A new chain restaurant with lower pricing has opened in Bob's neighborhood and is giving the local diner a lot of competition.
Bob wants to decide where to take his family for their weekly dinners.
Bob decides to alternate restaurants in order to support both businesses.
Bob decides to go to the new restaurant because of it's low prices.
Bob is pleased that the diner is able to hold it's own against the new restaurant.
Bob later finds out that the diner had to close it's doors due to decreased clientele.