who said, listen, when all is said and done i make about $1 million in revenue bimy profit margins are 4%. i take home about $40,000 to my wife and kids. how am i supposed to be able to afford health care to all my employees? supposed to be the affordable health care act. there s nothing affordable about it. reporter: george owns three ihops but says obama care will pancake his profits. frankly, there s people that are going to go out of business over this. reporter: now a one-year delay means that businesses with 50 or more full-time workers don t have to offer health insurance until 2015. one year later than planned. this stay, giving us a year, is an opportunity to bring in some other changes in the reg lace. reporter: the ceo of fat burger which has 75 u.s. franchises agrees. a delay is better than nothing but we really need to improve the law. small business is feeling the whiplash effect of being a moving target. reporter: both men support legislation in congress
layoffs are possible. who do you tell to go home, who do you tell not to be here. what do i tell my employees when i have to lock the front door when i can t afford to buy the health care? reporter: health care is something both men say workers should have. everyone should have coverage but there is a cost to it and we need to be equal about it. i would love to have all my employees to have full health care with dental, paid vacation for two weeks. it s not in the cards. what s interesting is the owner of those ihops said he polled 150 of his workers and he asked them, if i gave you guys health insurance, which one of you would take it? he said he only got two 1307b . responses. if you re only making $10 or $12 an hour, if you don t have a family, then the small businesses have until 2015 now to accommodate this. frankly, there are some small business owners who are angry because they ve spent a lot of money on accountants and lawyers