Newly appointed Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol has reportedly reversed a seven-year policy that allowed the general public to use store bathrooms without making a purchase. The policy had resulted in widespread drug use at certain store locations, particularly in lawless, Democrat-controlled cities.
If so what's going to be the economic hit of effectively banning economic interaction in the city?
I wouldn't doubt once the tax revenue losses come in, from people now just avoiding the city entirely, that $9 tax is gonna go away real quick and celebrating libs are gonna be real mad confused on what's going on.
