That block (corner of 8th and Market) is particularly nasty.
What I find even more perplexing than the city doing nothing is how the large tech companies and their brood that work right next door tolerate it.
For those that work in those offices, do you just get bused in everyday, eat all your meals at the cafeteria, and get bused back out, observing the outside world like a snow globe?
How do you reconcile the money you make with the destitution at your literal doorstep.
What I find even more perplexing than the city doing nothing is how the large tech companies and their brood that work right next door tolerate it.
For those that work in those offices, do you just get bused in everyday, eat all your meals at the cafeteria, and get bused back out, observing the outside world like a snow globe?
How do you reconcile the money you make with the destitution at your literal doorstep.