Most restaurants will likely lose money despite the incredible hard work that owners put into them. Most restaurant owners are undercapitalized and have no access to the lending that other businesses can access. No banks want to lend to restaurants. See first point above.

And so after doing a few thousand dish shifts, unclogging a few hundred toilets, canceling untold number of plans with family or friends because you have to cover a call off, taking no vacations (like literally zero), dealing with the general public (read every week there's an asshole), and too many other things to list here, you're lucky if your body hasn't broken down, you're not mentally strung out, and you're not broke. This is the life of overwhelming majority of restaurants owners.

I have no interest in Fet Fisk but I know the people involved and they are great people. They are not getting rich off this shit. They'll be lucky if they get fully funded and still don't go broke in three or four years. In the meanwhile, they will have created countless unforgettable dining experiences for Pittsburgh. But yeah, don't give them money, that would be an awful thing to do.