What are the political implications when a city does not have enough restaurants to serve the residents of that city?
Where’s my food wagie
Jacob Cooper
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Cameron Long
Aiden Peterson
>political implications
That actions have consequences. These shithole cities pride themselves on their rich collection of diverse restaurants founded by immigrants or whatever; they blew them all to hell over a virus that only kills fatties and old people, and now they’ll have to deal with stupid, overpaid niggers delivering whatever’s left, 30 minutes late. No refunds, learn or perish. Fuck em.
Hudson Perez
You vill slave in the gig economy
Gavin Hughes
This is why we need the government to make food regulations
Ethan Hill
I love when neetcucks are forced to wagie
Isaiah Jones
The same thing that happened in New Orleans.
Xavier Kelly
>implying we're not living in a dystopian future where you have to be a delivery nigger
Nolan Wilson
>what are the political implications
Nothing, it's just a problem.
John Ward
>What are the political implications when a city does not have enough restaurants to serve the residents of that city?
That it's the responsibility of the government to provide food.
Andrew Mitchell
The restaurant industry is one of the largest contributors to the economy of any city. It's not a good idea to throw that out of balance.
Alexander Ramirez
I think this is the best way to make the world a better place.
Hudson James
The implication is that they need to go back.
Colton Anderson
They'll get more immigrants.
Kayden Hill
>What are the political implications when a city does not have enough restaurants to serve the residents of that city?
It's the government's responsibility to provide food.
Luke Rogers
>be NY
>"everybody wants to be here, obviously, so lets make property some of the most expensive on earth"
>pandemic starts
>shut down all businesses not run by an "essential" fortune500 company
>cause mass exodus
>"wow, so many free spaces! better charge a premium for when people come flooding back!"
>continue to hemorrhage businesses and people
>not enough businesses to sustain the people
>"this is Trump's fault"
Sebastian Brown
> What are the political implications when a city does not have enough restaurants to serve the residents of that city?
I don't know, what are the political implications when a city does not have enough restaurants to serve the residents of that city?
Gavin Thompson
"war zone"
Oh no, people had to have a little urgency in their work? What the fuck is with this hysterical hyperbole and Jewish histrionic bullshit. Please fix this civilization.
David Parker
>What are the political implications when a city does not have enough restaurants to serve the residents of that city?
This is why you need a government.
Nathaniel Clark
Imagine opening your restaurant and seeing 40 orders that need to be made not counting customers that walk through the door
Zachary Powell
THIS CAN'T BE REAL!!!!!!!!1
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Thomas Jackson
The implication is that they need to go back.
Kayden Diaz
Good. "People" who can't cook deserve to starve.
>t. Chef
Aaron Jones
>What are the political implications when a city does not have enough restaurants to serve the residents of that city?
This is why you need a government.
Jace Flores
They had too much government. One retarded to lose it's shit over a boomer virus.
Robert Brown
Imagine sitting around for 6 hours waiting on a $22 Belgian waffle from iHop.