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In reply to the discussion: San Francisco Becomes First in Nation with $10 Minimum Wage (and the Sky Isn't Going to Fall) [View all]

drm604

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4. Your point being what?
Reply to Thaddeus Kosciuszko (Reply #3)
Sat Dec 31, 2011, 12:08 PM
Dec 2011

From reading the article you linked to, it doesn't appear to be the San Fransisco minimum wage that is driving them out.

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San Francisco Becomes First in Nation with $10 Minimum Wage (and the Sky Isn't Going to Fall) [View all] marmar Dec 2011 OP
OMG! that would be a living wage in some areas in this country. I've heard San Francisco has a Justice wanted Dec 2011 #1
I heart San Francisco. Nt xchrom Dec 2011 #2
California Demographic Shift: More People Leaving Than Moving In Thaddeus Kosciuszko Dec 2011 #3
Your point being what? drm604 Dec 2011 #4
Their cost of living is 135.1% of the national average, the highest in the nation (except Hawaii). Thaddeus Kosciuszko Dec 2011 #6
again, what is your point? provis99 Jan 2012 #7
Why yes, and it's even higher in the city of San Francisco. Gormy Cuss Jan 2012 #8
One more reason to love this town! arcane1 Dec 2011 #5
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