What I mean is are the costs of the tech industry disrupting the restaurant scene worth benefits. I get that it isn't a problem specific to tech. My city, with

What I mean is are the costs of the tech industry disrupting the restaurant scene worth benefits. I get that it isn't a problem specific to tech. My city, with a vibrant tech scene, also has a vibrant restaurant scene but the situation described in the article is extreme. It's the sort of thing that could strain a city in a few ways from hurting the middle class to boarded up shops and decaying neighborhoods. So is it reasonable to ask is worth the damage? It's a reasonable question to ask.