This is pretty accurate to out current circumstances:
Picture a popular diner, known for its juicy, mouthwatering burgers—a favorite among the town's residents. X is like the supplier providing the diner with what's supposed to be "high end" beef, but occasionally, the meat turns out spoiled. When diners bite into their burgers expecting that familiar, satisfying taste, they're met instead with disappointment. Complaints arise, but instead of addressing the issue, X deflects, blaming the diners for their "unrefined palates" and refusing refunds for the tainted meals. Z, the diner's management, is well aware of the X's erratic deliveries but chooses to watch from the sidelines, risking the diner's reputation and the trust of its patrons.
The once bustling diner now faces a dwindling crowd, with regulars contemplating whether they will bother returning for another burger.