I mean, that’s also how the state’s liquor license process is. New bars have to basically be done being built, and then sit empty for sometimes a year while the state works through all the red tape. Usually the business opening has to have a lawyer to deal with the yellow tape, and then you have to have the money in the bank for pay rent with zero income for months and months while the state investigates whether or not some Karen on the community board might be able to hear person exiting your venue after midnight.