I'm surprised at the surprise. People have good reasons for being unhappy with some aspects of Amazon's presence in the city. (When I can't live in my house/apa

I'm surprised at the surprise. People have good reasons for being unhappy with some aspects of Amazon's presence in the city. (When I can't live in my house/apartment anymore because you came in and made everything insanely expensive that's not considered hostility, but when I'm like "hey fuck you" because I'm pissed I can't live there anymore, that is hostility) But also, it's such a huge company that you can't expect them to run everything from Seattle forever.