I'm not picking any fights over it.
Don't want to be this guy
I found his apology but can't find it now. Basically said he's an addict and he's sorry for being a piece of sh!t.
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The illegal street vendors have taken over the boardwalk and I’m a bit pissed about it.
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Don't want to be this guy
I found his apology but can't find it now. Basically said he's an addict and he's sorry for being a piece of sh!t.
Who's picking a fight? It also doesn't answer the question. Should they be allowed to operate an unlicensed private business on a public right of way that blocks foot traffic?
We have things like zoning, setbacks, permits etc for a reason. By living in California you are benefiting from strict laws and ordinances that maintain our quality of life. Otherwise we would look like Myrtle Beach with a wall of condo skyscrapers along the oceanfront.
Nobody here is advocating for treating vendors that way. Mostly they are asking the city to do their job and enforce the laws that residents used the democratic process to put into action.
Cool story bro? You are avoiding answering my original question by deflecting to a random anecdote.
SlicedFeet. I thought that was clear.He literally recounted a story where he sought out conflict with a street vendor.
Indeed. Most of them helpful, some of them not. But we're not talking about skyscrapers.
No, they're not, except when they do.......see below.
Am I ok with unlicensed vendors occupying public space? Sometimes. The ones in the picture I could go without.
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LOL I'm loving this thread.
Agree with SlicedFeet 100%
The usual suspects, on the other hand, left giving the same fallacious arguments the usual suspects give, "They're not the problem, you're the problem", obfuscation, etc.
Agree with SlicedFeet 100%
The usual suspects, on the other hand, left giving the same fallacious arguments the usual suspects give, "They're not the problem, you're the problem", obfuscation, etc.
well yeah, when there are several brick and mortar business nearby that pay their share ( a lot) to run a legitimate business.
Here’s an idea, instead of trying to sabatoge their setups and be a Karen and file complaints maybe just don’t give them your business and let the magical free market do it’s thing. That’s how the free market is supposed to work isn’t it?
I’d take street vendors over homeless encampments at my beach any day.
I’d take street vendors over homeless encampments at my beach any day.
Nachos are great. Knockoff Dodgers jerseys and ugly “jewelry”, not so much
The tourists will. And we have to deal with them clogging up our beach parks.
maybe you need a mexican street corn vendor right in front of your house?Maybe you need a homeless encampment to keep the tourists away?
Why don’t you complain to your landloard and ask for lower rent because the neighborhood has turned and smells like sh!t. Let that free market trickle down, your leg.
I am my landlord.
Why don’t you complain to your landloard and ask for lower rent because the neighborhood has turned and smells like sh!t. Let that free market trickle down, your leg.