‘I’m opening my doors come hell or high water,’ Army Veteran told N.Y. Post.

We’ve applied for every loan, every break … to no avail. We got bubkes,” said the 78-year-old Army vet Eliot Rabin. Why is a liquor store essential and I’m not?” He had to cut 12 members of his 21-person staff, some of whom have been with him for 35 years, he told the N.Y. Post
he is fighting for the soul of his shop and his people he said, adding that he is taking all precautions:

I spray my Lysol like I spray my Chanel cologne for men.” He only has two employees — one at the register, one on the floor — in the store at a time and is expecting a shipment of masks from Italy to hand out to customers, whom he will limit in the store at any given time. “We’ll never put anyone in danger, ever,” he told the NY Post

He speaks to Fox News