The line that stuck out the most to me > In San Francisco today, people who earn less than [$82,000] a year—or a [$117,000] for a family of four—are considered

The line that stuck out the most to me > In San Francisco today, people who earn less than [$82,000] a year—or a [$117,000] for a family of four—are considered low-income. Most people outside of San Francisco would consider that a lot of money. Would a barista working at a Starbucks in the city ever earn that much? What about a public school teacher or cleaning staff? Essential services that need to be filled are worked by people who need to live somewhere.