Whole Foods to close San Francisco flagship store a year after opening

San Francisco Chronicle ^ | April 10, 2023 | Susana Guerrero

[LibsRJerks]

I gotta wonder how any of these high end yuppie grocery stores are doing anyway with all of the inflation. I used to frequent them, but no more. I’m cutting coupons now and going for the sales at my local neighborhood basic market.

[HKMk23]

Huh, an organic food retailer can’t survive in a city driven by synthetic politics. Who knew?

[ridesthemiles]

WHAT comments has “ANY THREESOME NEWSOM” made about the lack of enough employees at Los Angeles & Long Beach port terminals-—Which are CLOSED——???

Here comes another “SUPPLY CHAIN” problem.

[digger48]

Allison, DG and local meat market when they have something in their weekly ad

[digger48]

“Aldi”

Damn autospell

[SaveFerris]

(It’s called anarcho-tyranny. Create a crisis so the populace begs for the government to do something)

It’s getting hard to say that’s not EXACTLY what is happening.

[Old Yeller]

Whomeless Foods

[End Times Sentinel]

I gotta wonder how any of these high end yuppie grocery stores are doing anyway with all of the inflation. I used to frequent them, but no more. I’m cutting coupons now and going for the sales at my local neighborhood basic market.

AMEN!

I'm embarrassed to say that for the 35+ years of my adult life, I lived by "Food is something I have to have, and I'll pay whatever it takes."

Despite the fact that The Lovely Mrs. End Times Sentinel an I are at our peak earning capacity, I now decide on what to have for dinner based on the sales fliers from the local Acme.

Welcome to Joe Biden's America.

[Deplorable American1776]

Are they going to hold a GOING OUT OF SHOPLIFTING BUSINESS SALE? 🤓

[RWGinger]

And even basic grocers are closing in SF. The Safeway near Fisherman’s wharf will close.

[roadcat]

Yes I’ve worked in the federal building at UN Plaza for 25 yrs.

I feel bad for you, having to put up with the vermin. It wasn't so bad until recently when the City allow homeless to put up tents in UN Plaza and destroyed the ability to have farmer's markets and access for decent normal working people. I've also worked at numerous sites in the area while in I.T. since the 1970's (one of them was in the current Twitter building where we had I.T. facilities). When I got drafted I reported to a federal building on McAllister behind the plaza. Things were good back then, until the homeless were shifted west from 2nd to 6th streets to the City Hall area. I thought maybe, just maybe with the influx of newly built towers and tech employees like Twitter that the City would give a damn and clean up the area, but no, the City continued to cater to the drug addicts and scummy elements.