This article shares emotions and themes that come with criticism of most big redevelopment efforts. That standard operation is to kick all the poor people out.

This article shares emotions and themes that come with criticism of most big redevelopment efforts. That standard operation is to kick all the poor people out. I'm not saying it's right, but it is common. The emotions expressed in this article are not unique. That being said, on to my real comment. When I read Delivering Happiness, I honestly could not feel that I would ever want to work at Zappos. It seemed that you would have to spend 100% of your life with fellow Zappos co-workers, or else you would just not fit in. It really did feel like I was reading the operations manual for a politically correct cult. Obviously that's fine for Zappos. They don't want people like me. They want people with whom they can party outside of work, seemingly all the time. But I wonder how many people in the world are really like that.