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Delivery companies are aligned with restaurants, here. They both want to keep restaurants in business and demand + delivery volume up. A cap on fees per order doesn't do any good if you don't have enough orders to keep the kitchen open. @LondonBreed, do your *own* job, please.
Here's what this is.
Restaurants are hurting. There is just not as much demand for takeout under lockdown as there would be for restaurant meals otherwise.
@LondonBreed knows she can't fix this, so she's doing policy theater. It may kill businesses faster, but who can prove it?
Effects: 1. Delivery services need to charge end customers more to cover their costs 2. Fewer orders due to higher costs 3. Delivery executives lose jobs? 4. Restaurants make less money than they would have if Government hadn't meddled Any other major consequence you foresee?
If this isn’t only applied to small business it makes ordering from chains with larger balance sheets more attractive (new lower fees) vs.(already existing zero fees for local biz)
This is unacceptable. SF led the way into the economic shutdown, and now it needs to lead the way out. The economy is an organism, and it can't be indefinitely deprived of its lifeblood -- commerce. If we do not open it back up soon, there will be nothing to return to.
They’ll be no visible repercussions for her decisions either.
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