Having Many Businesses, Inul Daratista Admits Decreased Sales During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Kapanlagi.com - As a dangdut singer who also has businesses, Inul Daratista feels the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. During the pandemic, the sales of Adam Suseno's wife's business have drastically decreased. Of course, this is very different from before the Covid-19 outbreak.

"Sales have indeed decreased. Sales for products are not as good as before. Because everyone needs money. So maybe they are saving and preserving, I understand," said Inul Daratista when met at Trans TV, not long ago.

1. Restaurant Does Not Serve Dine-in

In addition, there is another business owned by Inul whose sales have also declined during the Covid-19 pandemic, namely a restaurant. During the pandemic, Inul Daratista's restaurant does not accept dine-in customers.

"Other businesses like restaurants also no longer accept guests, mostly online. It's like Gojek, you know," said Yusuf Ivander Damares' mother.

2. Once Experienced Hardship

Despite certain limitations during the pandemic, this drill dancer tries to find other ways to keep her business running smoothly.

"Well, whatever can be done, I will do it. I don't see myself as a well-known artist. I'm not ashamed to do what I'm doing now. I'm also setting up a kitchen, selling food, and I also employ my unemployed chefs," she said.

"So, it's just for fun. I allow them to cook in the kitchen and the treatment will come from me and then go down to the employees. Now I also sell rawon (a traditional Indonesian dish), sell anything, really. So, I'm okay with any job. I've experienced hardship before, so I'm not surprised," concluded Inul Daratista.

3. Stay Safe Together

KLovers must know the health protocols that must be followed in the new normal era like now. Even though we can start doing activities, it is very important for us to adhere to several rules to maintain cleanliness and health in the midst of the pandemic.

Such as diligently washing hands with soap, wearing masks, and avoiding crowds are easy ways to protect ourselves from the danger of spreading Covid-19. #RememberMother'sMessage, let's together take care of our safety and the people around us.

(kpl/far/lou)