Deplorable Yankee
Diamond Member
Jan 12 2020
San Francisco is wealthy enough that it can get away with wallowing in moonbattery for a while. Not indefinitely though. Already the city is starting to die. When more than 400 restaurants close in a single year in a town that historically relies heavily on tourism, something is very wrong:
Crushing regulations, extravagant minimum wage, stratospheric rent, and general societal decay make running a restaurant in San Francisco challenging in the extreme.
As small business owners pack up and leave and still more vagrants wash up looking for freebies, municipal government will lurch ever further left. San Francisco has entered the Democrat Death Spiral.
On a tip from Don M
Well some much for the west costs culinary capital
San Francisco is wealthy enough that it can get away with wallowing in moonbattery for a while. Not indefinitely though. Already the city is starting to die. When more than 400 restaurants close in a single year in a town that historically relies heavily on tourism, something is very wrong:
Crushing regulations, extravagant minimum wage, stratospheric rent, and general societal decay make running a restaurant in San Francisco challenging in the extreme.
As small business owners pack up and leave and still more vagrants wash up looking for freebies, municipal government will lurch ever further left. San Francisco has entered the Democrat Death Spiral.
On a tip from Don M
Well some much for the west costs culinary capital