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In reply to the discussion: Great guy, busts his ass all his life, looking to retire at 65, and then gets kicked out of his shop [View all]thesquanderer
(11,986 posts)27. Yeah, I think it's a natural human trait, to believe that the longer something goes on a certain way
the more you expect it to not change.
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Great guy, busts his ass all his life, looking to retire at 65, and then gets kicked out of his shop [View all]
DFW
Oct 2019
OP
"Frankenstein houses" happened in Williamsburg Brooklyn too. It's now called "development dumping"
DemocracyMouse
Oct 2019
#32
I guess anywhere where the city officials are corrupt and don't care what they leave behind
DFW
Oct 2019
#36
Yeah, I think it's a natural human trait, to believe that the longer something goes on a certain way
thesquanderer
Oct 2019
#27
I can't even comprehend a restaurant like that - in same family for 900 years -
OriginalGeek
Oct 2019
#50
As an attorney, I was trying to come up with a tactful way of saying the same thing.
Ms. Toad
Oct 2019
#37
Understood. But you can't call it "gentrification" when there's nothing gentle about it.
DemocracyMouse
Oct 2019
#35
Sounds like what has happened and is still happening in SF. All my favorite businesses
diane in sf
Oct 2019
#45