SF Supervisors Move to Ban Workplace Cafeterias
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SF Supervisors Move to Ban Workplace Cafeterias
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#2> tech companies like Twitter and Airbnb, which are widely known to have access to dining in their own buildings, depriving nearby restaurants of the dollars usually spent by nearby worker
Only in Soviet Russia... and Silicon Valley can you see nonsense like that.
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#3Will they also ban ziplock bags, to prevent workers from bringing their own lunch?
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#4Will they also ban ziplock bags, to prevent workers from bringing their own lunch?
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#5> tech companies like Twitter and Airbnb, which are widely known to have access to dining in their own buildings, depriving nearby restaurants of the dollars usually spent by nearby worker Only in Soviet Russia... and Silicon Valley can you see nonsense like that.
> Peskin said, it’s a hope to mitigate the “app culture” of workers who [...] dine in their places of employment [...] depriving them the pleasure of mingling with the rest of The City.
Uh, thanks, I guess.
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#6> tech companies like Twitter and Airbnb, which are widely known to have access to dining in their own buildings, depriving nearby restaurants of the dollars usually spent by nearby worker Only in Soviet Russia... and Silicon Valley can you see nonsense like that.
It's funny, but sad, watching people trying to kill the golden goose by a thousand cuts.
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#10Incredible... a meaningful risk of doing business in SF is the exposure to socialist / progressive extremists in the city government.