I work for Google Maps in Fremont Seattle and encounter this software issue frequently with services like food delivery and ridesharing apps. (I only mention my

I work for Google Maps in Fremont Seattle and encounter this software issue frequently with services like food delivery and ridesharing apps. (I only mention my work to note that I have a pretty geo-spatial oriented way of thinking, so I notice this). I complain all the time about the same thing you detailed here, and I thought I had it bad, having restaurants that are multiple bridges and slow-streets away be listed. At least there is a bridge! Thanks for giving me some perspective.