Citing crime, In-N-Out announces closure of Oakland restaurant
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If you want to discuss whether crime in Oakland is bad enough to force some businesses out, let's do it without all the social artifice.
I'll start; the way I see it, this at least a somewhat verifiable claim. Has in-n-out provided any data about how much worse things have gotten? Has anyone claiming that it isn't crime but rather changing customer sentiment provided any data to the opposite? Like, what do we know for sure that isn't "my cousin john say his car was broken into way more" / "people are begin silly that place is completely safe".
But what if you just want to discuss, like you're in a pub?