California Lunacy Thread

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jmacvols1 said:
making this exemption to donor friends indicates that newsome knows he is just punishing businesses with this minimum wage increase.

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Don't know about y'all, but I think Panera has gone downhill in most areas of operation from food quality, service and cleanliness. Not sure I'll be back.
 
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Lets eliminate some combustion engine soot to get massive wildfire soot. So progressive in practice.
 
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SF is tired of its own politics..sometimes you have to hit a low point to realize the mess you've created for yourself...

End Wokeness
@EndWokeness

Over 60% of San Francisco has just voted to pass Propositions E and F.

Proposition E gives police more powers to fight crime, pursue suspects, and allows drones for catching criminals.

Proposition F will require single adults on city welfare to be screened for drug use.

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Not sure how Panera qualifies as a Bakery. Their bread isn't 100% made on site (pre made dough is shipped to store to cook)....
 
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Another $100 Billion Needed For California’s Train To Nowhere​


When California voters were first sold on the vision for a high-speed train connecting San Francisco to Los Angeles back in 2008, they were told the 500-mile system would cost $33 billion and would be completed by 2020.

Last week, the CEO of California’s High-Speed Rail Authority testified in Sacramento that a much smaller 170-mile track connecting Merced to Bakersfield would cost $35 billion and wouldn’t be completed till 2033.

Oh, and they’ve already spent $12 billion without completing a single mile of track.

www.washingtonexaminer.com

Another $100 billion needed for California’s train to nowhere - Washington Examiner

After spending $12 billion and accomplishing nothing, California needs another $100 billion for its fantasy choo-choo.
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finance.yahoo.com

California minimum wage shocks fast food workers as restaurant closes: 'Only the beginning,' ex-manager warns

The Fosters Freeze team in Lemoore, California, felt "shock" as they learned of the restaurant's last-minute closure on Monday, following the state's newly enacted $20 minimum wage law.
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"Speaking on behalf of the now unemployed Fosters Freeze team, Navarro claimed they would have preferred working at a lower hourly rate than being laid off."

"From the people that I spoke to, my employees, we would have rather stayed at the wage that we did have before, just because now we don't have a job," Navarro said. "And those who are still working in the areas around us that went up to $20 an hour, they got their hours severely cut. And it's a lot less people working on shifts. So their jobs got a lot more difficult."
 
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Vol423 said:
finance.yahoo.com

Crime-Ridden San Francisco Seeks To Allow Lawsuits Against Grocery Stores Fleeing The City As Mass Corporate Exodus Continues

San Francisco has long been feared to be falling into a doom loop, a situation where taxpayers leaving the crime-ridden city results in lower tax revenues leading to cuts in services and rising taxes, making it even less desirable to live in. It can be especially devastating when a community's...
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Damn. I got CobbVol’d.
 
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