Some would argue that providing group home housing is extremely important to alleviating homelessness. Others would argue that you are giving people “too much” and enabling it by providing Low Cost housing and amenities. The one thing that both parties can agree on is that we have an affordability problem, a homeless problem and a housing problem
Now Starbucks is involved…….
The Two Schools of thought produced the following quotes in the WSJ:
“It sounds like Starbucks is turning their stores into homeless shelters. Their coffee is strong but their management is weak,” said Ron Raduechel, a 64-year-old retired supply chain executive from Waukesha, Wis., who said he would no longer go to Starbucks.
“I believe Starbucks is doing what’s right in their hearts whether its outcome sparks negativity or not,” said Johnny Varela, a 31-year-old carpenter in Orlando, Fla.
“I think Starbucks is very humanitarian.”
MY QUESTION TO YOU IS….”WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT IT?”
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