It's breathless pearl clutching targeted at Forbes readers who would be scandalized that their perceived inferiors are making what amounts to a moderately livab

It's breathless pearl clutching targeted at Forbes readers who would be scandalized that their perceived inferiors are making what amounts to a moderately livable wage in one of the most expensive places on earth. As a quick example, here we can see the author making an extremely weird argument that the guy running the agency that serves the homeless in the city is somehow doing a bad job because there are more homeless people now than there were in 2016. > In 2016, the city added a new agency to serve its homeless residents. By 2019, the department had 148 employees, and 53 of them made more than $100,000. > The director, Jeff Kosinsky, brought home up to $238,182 annually, but each year the city’s homeless population continued to grow.