the most insane thing about this story is not even the price tag, but the furious pushback from city leaders on "the other side" of the debate who'd rather use the money for homeless RV camps. meanwhile, housing is still illegal.https://twitter.com/sfchronicle/status/1367574213117300736 …
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So you running for Mayor?
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Some Brazil level of corruption in this procurement process
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“Launch Bookface: Extractr (W21) - Just middlemen with friends at city hall” Raising 15 at 250, 3 off the table
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The level of privilege required to support the degree of dysfunction is truly incredible. Nowhere, other than on the tax foundation of the most lucrative economy in the history of the world, would that even be budgetarily possible... much less politically palatable
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That’s more than you would pay for a nice 1 bed apartment in Nob Hill.
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Exactly, at $5,000 a month you could get a 2 bedroom apartment in Nob Hill.
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