How many times can a city close businesses and expect them to reopen successfully reopen? I understand cities/states closing businesses like strip clubs to control covid. I can even understand some places keeping them closed 6 months later if cases are still high in the area. What I can't understand is a city repeatedly alternating between allowing these business to open and then closing them again.
Indianapolis just closed their strip clubs (and other live entertainment venues) for the 3rd time since the virus started in March.
The first closure started on March 16th and lasted 3 months.
Clubs reopened on June 19th for about a month.
Clubs were ordered closed again on July 23rd for a couple of weeks.
Clubs briefly reopened yesterday September 8th.
Clubs were ordered closed indefinitely today September 9th.
How could anything have changed enough in the past 24 hours to justify closing a group of businesses that they had just declared safe to reopen?
Indianapolis has already had multiple clubs announce their permanent closure during the past few months. Now I don't know how any of the remaining clubs can afford to keep operating in the city given the lost revenue, continued overhead costs while closed and the costs associated with preparing to reopen multiple times.

