minority-owned small businesses in Sacramento, CA devastated by the C0VID-19 pandemic

Eric Lal, owner of DJ Regal Weddings. Pocket Road, Sacramento.

Right now I can't say I'm afloat. We're barely getting by, from 60 weddings annually to three weddings. It's a miracle that we're still here. Often people think that we just play music, that is something we do, but we do a lot more than that, we provide memories. And ultimately, I miss doing something that I love. I hope that we can come together with an understanding of moving forward, but safely. I think everybody wants to be safe. I think we can do that and we can do it efficiently. We just have to come together and come up with a solution because we can't be hunkered down if there's no food on the table.

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Eric Lal, owner of DJ Regal Weddings. Pocket Road, Sacramento.<br />
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Right now I can't say I'm afloat. We're barely getting by, from 60 weddings annually to three weddings. It's a miracle that we're still here. Often people think that we just play music, that is something we do, but we do a lot more than that, we provide memories. And ultimately, I miss doing something that I love. I hope that we can come together with an understanding of moving forward, but safely. I think everybody wants to be safe. I think we can do that and we can do it efficiently. We just have to come together and come up with a solution because we can't be hunkered down if there's no food on the table.