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What then do they spend their money on?
“Rent,” Mr. Bellay said flatly.
“Rent,” Ms. Clawson said. “There’s no other choice. Even on weekends. You know, I used to go out. I used to go out to restaurants all the time. I used to love it. Now in San Francisco, when I don’t eat at the office, I cook.”
Well if SF drives out the tech companies (if it's hard to attract talent they will shift more operations to other locations, I.E. google's second campus) people won't want to live there which will drive the rent down.
>What then do they spend their money on?
>“Rent,” Mr. Bellay said flatly.
>“Rent,” Ms. Clawson said. “There’s no other choice. Even on weekends. You know, I used to go out. I used to go out to restaurants all the time. I used to love it. Now in San Francisco, when I don’t eat at the office, I cook.”
Well if SF drives out the tech companies (if it's hard to attract talent they will shift more operations to other locations, I.E. google's second campus) people won't want to live there which will drive the rent down.
Are they next, going to ban employees (hoping to avoid a 20 dollar meal) from bringing their own lunch to work?
Are they next, going to ban employees (hoping to avoid a 20 dollar meal) from bringing their own lunch to work?
People shitting in the streets, but let's focus on more free market interference.