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. “We don’t want employees biking or driving into their office, staying there all day long and going home. This is about getting people out of their office, interacting with the community and adding to the vibrancy of the community." How about just leaving people the fuck alone. I eat at my cafeteria every once and a while if I forget my lunch or just want something different. It's great, just bring my laptop down and do some work while eating. What's next, a law mandating that you must leave the premises for one hour a day? View Quote They just can't stand the idea that you're having fun without them. At this point I have no idea why the companies locate in the city proper. They have plenty of money to be mobile. Locate outside. I guess it's because of their dumb trendy millenial employees. |
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Who knew the restaurant industry has such a strong lobby? Politicians don't to shit unless it benefits them directly. I wonder how much money changed hands to get this proposal on the books View Quote |
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Meh, liberal on liberal action here. I’m all for it.
Quite often, these people do just commute in, avoid all of the bullshit that their votes cause, and then commute out. They never really see the shitty results of their actions. I’d compare it to making those German townies pick up the mess at concentration camps. Rub their faces in it, and when they fight back, more liberal on liberal action. How are we not celebrating our enemies eating their own? |
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Meh, liberal on liberal action here. I’m all for it. Quite often, these people do just commute in, avoid all of the bullshit that their votes cause, and then commute out. They never really see the shitty results of their actions. I’d compare it to making those German townies pick up the mess at concentration camps. Rub their faces in it, and when they fight back, more liberal on liberal action. How are we not celebrating our enemies eating their own? View Quote |
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so the businesses get together buy a restaurant and make deliveries
what's the state gonna do...ban lunchrooms or picnic areas"? |
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Restaurant owners are just useful idiots at this point. Same with Silicone Valley tech companies. The politicians will smile and take their money because their short term goal is the same and business owners aren't smart enough to see the Left's long term goals. Or they're crazy enough to think they can support them now and control them later. The new socialist Left won't be controlled like the old crony capitalist Left was. They want their utopia even more than they want to be wealthy. They'll either bring them under total government control or they'll put them out of business. View Quote |
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. "We don't want employees biking or driving into their office, staying there all day long and going home. This is about getting people out of their office, interacting with the community and adding to the vibrancy of the community." How about just leaving people the fuck alone. I eat at my cafeteria every once and a while if I forget my lunch or just want something different. It's great, just bring my laptop down and do some work while eating. What's next, a law mandating that you must leave the premises for one hour a day? View Quote You'll eat it citizen, and you'll like it! Yes, I read too much science fiction as a kid. |
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This won't make any difference in the world. They must mean by cafeteria, as a place prepare food for you. Most places in San Francisco have lunch rooms. Saleforce at the 1 Landmark building doesn't have any cafeterias, but the building has its own food court in the lobby. When I did a 6 week contract there, none of the engineers locked themselves away all day. Most of them are foodies, and love going out to lunch everyday. There's no shortage or restaurant and food trucks out there, and every engineer has their favorite hidden spots. If they are ever too busy to go, someone from HR makes a takeout run for them.
Only a place like San Francisco would even make this a problem. But I guess it's easier than dealing with their real problems. I wish they gave as much of a crap about workers being a part of the community, when Occupy kept disrupting the BART trains during rush hour. |
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Sorry, I would just eat while I work at my desk then. FSF! View Quote |
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They will never, ever stop until they ruin absolutely everything.
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My entire .mil career I brought a lunch to work. Never understood dropping money 5 days a week for lunch. I certainly wouldn't be going out to eat lunch in SF.
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San Francisco wins again. I assume that this is just an extortion attempt but I hope they pass it. Forced interaction the rich and vibrant community. That's a good thing. A proposal introduced Tuesday to ban employee cafeterias in future San Francisco office buildings represents more than an effort to boost the city’s restaurant scene, backers say.
“People will have to go out and (eat) lunch with the rest of us,” Aaron Peskin, a San Francisco supervisor who co-sponsored the proposal, told The San Francisco Examiner. “This is also about a cultural shift,” Supervisor Ahsha Safai, who proposed the ban, told The San Francisco Chronicle. “We don’t want employees biking or driving into their office, staying there all day long and going home. This is about getting people out of their office, interacting with the community and adding to the vibrancy of the community." View Quote View Quote Unless you are a SF area tyrant. |
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Quoted: That is a terrible analogy, comrade. View Quote I live in the conservative part of the state and have my every move carefully controlled by people who have no idea what it’s like to live outside of LA and SF. Don’t take this too harshly, but FUCK THEM. I’m not leaving, so anything they do to harm themselves or their own will get support from me. |
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. "We don't want employees biking or driving into their office, staying there all day long and going home. This is about getting people out of their office, interacting with the community and adding to the vibrancy of the community." How about just leaving people the fuck alone. I eat at my cafeteria every once and a while if I forget my lunch or just want something different. It's great, just bring my laptop down and do some work while eating. What's next, a law mandating that you must leave the premises for one hour a day? View Quote |
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So you can't eat where you want to, but you can shit where you want to.
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Lol. Under what authority do they think they can do this? Hurt feelings?
I'm sure one of the mega rich corporations can get a bank of attorneys to waffle stomp it. |
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San Francisco wins again. I assume that this is just an extortion attempt but I hope they pass it. Forced interaction the rich and vibrant community. That's a good thing. A proposal introduced Tuesday to ban employee cafeterias in future San Francisco office buildings represents more than an effort to boost the city’s restaurant scene, backers say.
“People will have to go out and (eat) lunch with the rest of us,” Aaron Peskin, a San Francisco supervisor who co-sponsored the proposal, told The San Francisco Examiner. “This is also about a cultural shift,” Supervisor Ahsha Safai, who proposed the ban, told The San Francisco Chronicle. “We don’t want employees biking or driving into their office, staying there all day long and going home. This is about getting people out of their office, interacting with the community and adding to the vibrancy of the community." View Quote View Quote |
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New health laws, no food items on company property. The only food allowed in the city is in government approved grocery stores or restaurants. And eventually you can replace "government approved" with "government owned". View Quote they had built a big cafeteria, and even if you brought your own food they wanted everyone to use it. |
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Lol. Under what authority do they think they can do this? Hurt feelings? I'm sure one of the mega rich corporations can get a bank of attorneys to waffle stomp it. View Quote In the future, they won't renew permits for existing cafeterias. |
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I`m going to buy a hot dog stand with a port-a-potty bolted to it and give it to an illegal immigrant. I might buy a BUNCH of them.
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I doubt banning cafeterias will work. Too easy to get food delivered.
But nice try assholes. |
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I`m going to buy a hot dog stand with a port-a-potty bolted to it and give it to an illegal immigrant. I might buy a BUNCH of them.
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I`m going to buy a hot dog stand with a port-a-potty bolted to it and give it to an illegal immigrant. I might buy a BUNCH of them.
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Suuurreeee it's about getting people out of the workplace and into the "vibrant" community, has nothing to do w/ forcing people to either eat at his/her desk or buying lunch from an outside vendor.
I'm guessing the restaurant association has NOTHING to do w/ this nonsense... |
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Then they'll bitch that the people who live around the offices can't eat lunch on time because all the techies are in the restaurants. Soon hippies and anarchists will be having "eat ins" and harassing people trying to buy lunch. In five years the'll pass a law requiring offices to have cafeterias to stop "food imperialism". - View Quote |
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This really makes no sense to me. I doubt the stated motivation for this, there has to be something else on the horizon. It's just bizarre.
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Easy enough work around: Set up the "cafeteria" as a separate business aka restaurant, owned by the same parent company.
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