Luke's Lobster Founders on Seafood During a Pandemic | How I Built This with Guy Raz | NPR

How I Built This' Guy Raz and the founders of Luke's Lobster are reuniting to talk about managing 20+ seafood restaurants during a global pandemic.

Luke Holden and Ben Conniff founded the restaurant back in 2009, and have made the tough decision to close several locations during COVID-19.

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