> The problem MV's fixing is the perception That's a lot of regulation to fix a perception. If this doesn't work, will they mandate friendship between employee

> The problem MV's fixing is the perception That's a lot of regulation to fix a perception. If this doesn't work, will they mandate friendship between employees and others in town? > connected by pedestrian thoroughfares to the office space that Facebook is about to rent Why is the city building large office space like this if desires strong interaction between people in town? Even corporate campuses in middle America build cafeterias once the office space is big enough. Food, gyms, etc. just make sense as something to make easily accessible -- nothing new here. What did the city think would happen? If there's a market for people to dine out, you open a restaurant. If there's a market for people to dine in, you open a delivery kitchen or a catering company. Why does a particular set of dining out behavior need to get preserved? (And when did Chili's become a beacon of community preservation?)