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11-07-2022, 09:33 AM
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Short term, I don't see prices falling much. The guy who bought a Ruth for $10k as an investment is not going to sell it at a big loss. He will sit on the card.
Eventually, he, or his heirs, will sell for whatever they can get. But that may be a ways off.
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