Covid-19 Pandemic is Not Over, Inul Daratista Talks About the Fate of Karaoke Business and Employee Salaries

Kapanlagi.com - The Covid-19 pandemic is not over. This is accompanied by various dilemmas faced by business owners, including dangdut singer Inul Daratista. As KLovers know, Inul manages various businesses, including karaoke.

1. Inul Shares Her Thoughts

Inul Daratista © instagram.com/inul.d

She poured out her dilemma on her personal Instagram account on Thursday (23/7). She uploaded a selfie accompanied by a heartfelt caption. She started questioning why some nightclubs have opened but her karaoke outlets have not received permission to open.

"Are the nightclubs really open? Why can't family karaoke open yet?" wrote the woman born in Pasuruan on January 21, 1979.

2. Admitting Restlessness

She admits that she is starting to feel restless because many of her employees' needs have not been met.

"I'm starting to feel restless because many of my employees are screaming that they can't buy milk for their children, can't pay for school, can't send money to their parents for food," writes the woman named Ainur Rokhimah.

3. Unable to Operate

Inul Daratista © KapanLagi.com/Budy Santoso

On one hand, she is also in a difficult situation because her karaoke business has not been able to operate again.

"How can I provide jobs and salaries if my business has been closed for a long time and still hasn't opened? What's going on? Hello," Inul continues.

4. An Example of an Idea

Talking about the karaoke business, Inul has done this not only now. Previously, in mid-June, Inul revealed how her business ideas are often stolen by competitors.

"My ideas will definitely be imitated and copied by others, especially competitors who want their place to be as beautiful as mine. It's okay, that's how it is. But as the person who came up with this idea first, I'm proud because many people have imitated my creativity and ideas," she said.

(kpl/tdr)