Complete Meals Shuts Down In San Francisco

It’s been a long time since San Francisco had anything sane.

The once vibrant, technology-driven city has gone the way of the Awoken and then into the dump.

The latest example comes as Whole Foods announced they were closing one of their locations because it just wasn’t worth dealing with the city’s growing crime problem.

YOU CANNOT BLAME THE PANDEMIC FOR CRIME

“We are closing our Trinity location for now,” a spokesman for Whole Foods said in a statement. “If we feel we can ensure the safety of our team members in store, we will consider reopening our Trinity location.”

The fact that the company said its employees don’t feel safe enough to even show up for work is intriguing. Here’s a billionaire company telling the city straight to its face that it has a serious problem.

However, San Fran city officials are twisting the narrative to blame the pandemic for the lack of people downtown more than the crime problem.

It seems like an easy fix, maybe make the city safer and then more people would come back to the city, right? There’s a reason people in states like Florida and Texas are moving and saying goodbye to San Fran, Los Angeles, New York City and Chicago — and it’s not just because of the nicer weather.

Oh, and the ENTIRE country has had to deal with the pandemic. Many cities are thriving again… so what’s the difference to San Francisco? Hm.

But alas, politicians are getting political and instead The Golden City will be full of fool’s gold as it faces an $800 million deficit.

A San Francisco Whole Foods has closed due to an increase in crime. (Photo by Gado/Getty Images)

WHY YOU MUST LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO IMMEDIATELY

Okay, so you don’t really care about whole foods because that’s not where you eat. I get it – I’m someone who’s had sushi from Duane Reade and pizza from 7-11.

But the problem goes beyond the healthy elitism of a whole food diet. It’s happening in Philadelphia in Wawa and soon in a city near you.

In a stunning announcement, San Francisco Board of Supervisors member Matt Dorsey announced an emergency arrangement for the city to have a fully staffed police department… WITHIN FIVE YEARS.

First of all, I didn’t even know that San Fran doesn’t even have a police department that, uh, wasn’t full. I knew they were waking up, but I didn’t think it was full Seattle/Portland guy crazy.

Second, if you’re a law-abiding citizen of San Francisco and you’re told the solution is five damn years away, you need to leave now. It’s a lost cause. Politically, five years is at least double that – and that’s if the rest of the state doesn’t continue to go to the landfill.

No wonder Aaron Judge didn’t want to move and play for the Giants.

Although New York City may not be much better…