I wouldn't be surprised if it was by popular demand. And combination of fear of crime and the fact that nobody really needs to be there at all. And I'm further

I wouldn't be surprised if it was by popular demand. And combination of fear of crime and the fact that nobody really needs to be there at all. And I'm further speculating that a lot of this sentiment in Seattle, SF and NYC is driven by the influx of affluent office workers who moved in during the lowest ebb of crime in the 2010s and are getting a rude awakening of what city life is like. Anyone who sees this as some sort of end times doesn't remember the 90s.