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What solution, if any, do you propose?

• dreamdu5t 13y ago
  I'm not. I'm proposing that Google is not the cause of other people's personal income and transportation problems.
  • sp332 13y ago
    It's not just an income problem. As the article points out, prices for food have been going up because the tech engineers can afford the higher prices. This makes food more difficult for everyone else to get.
    • dreamdu5t 13y ago
      Yes, the article claims such without presenting any evidence or substantiating the claim in any way. Where is the study linking rise in tech worker wages to increases in burrito prices? Oh right... there is none. Burritos in the mission are no more expensive than burritos in Santa Rosa, CA. They're $7-9 anywhere in Northern California.
      • Apocryphon 13y ago
        'The unkindest cut of all? Food writer John Birdsall returned from a Portland, Ore., food festival and reported that the Bay Area’s vaunted “populist craft foods” scene might be as “extinct as the $1,500 flat.”' linked article here: http://blogs.sfweekly.com/foodie/2013/09/why_portlands_food_scene_is_be.php http://blogs.sfweekly.com/foodie/2013/09/why_portlands_food_...