“The golden era of Seattle restaurants was 2010-2019, after the tip credit bill passed - it ate up 8% margin and restaurants could no longer survive - now restaurants don’t take risks, and are pretty predictable - no one is getting paid more either and people don’t eat out as much”
-Seattle Chef last night
@Ksaktweets Ah so the golden age happened without a tip credit, and also continuing to not having a tip credit ended the golden age. Sophisticated analysis!
@jseattle I'm not a data guy but here's what my friend said, which friend didn't notice some basic things about the pace of counting, i.e. that we're about 3/4 of a day behind.
Great material man, I can see why DoorDash hires him
Like sure, if I get elected to city council in 2027 I'll form a block with my friends who will also win their races, let's write up that story too it's definitely not me saying stuff just like it wasn't just Caldier saying stuff
So funny that @Shauna_Sowersby actually wrote an entire puff piece about how Caldier was going to launch a new moderate caucus with two other losing candidates and some unnamed allies. What utterly absurd reporting. https://t.co/NaYfRVZs76
As we consult newspaper endorsements while filling out our ballots, keep in mind that in 1911 the founder of the Seattle Times called Washington's new workman's compensation law the "worst the legislature enacted" because it would "prevent new capital from entering the state."
In which ST Ed Board genius Alex Fryer decides that the city’s failure to address homelessness is the fault of voters, not Harrell who is actually in charge. Hell of an endorsement!