> "This is a sad day for San Francisco," Safai said. "We can't continue to let these anchor institutions close that so many people rely on."

This is the conclusion reached by that spokesperson?

I guess the solution is to outlaw closing private stores in areas where they are needed. How outrageous that they should try to turn a profit there while the people need their goods /s

Literally sounds like a chapter from Atlas Shrugged, except in real life