This reminds me of a café in Lausanne that started operations by selling lifetime, three-coffees-per-month subscriptions, and then after a year or so "management changed" and they annulled all subscriptions:D
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I mean often “management changed” often means the company went out of business and someone bought it and is giving it a go themselves. This is a bit deceptive, but it’s really a new company often.
Still frustrating from a consumer's point of view, especially if nothing changed (name, building, decorations , menu) apart from management.
Would you rather token changes? “Formerly Bob’s Burgers”?