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....the store can just "write it off".

When idiots purposely participate in these "negative" behaviors, it not only affect the business but the community as a whole as there are people that depend on that store  :idiot2::

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Whole Foods closes San Francisco flagship store after one year, citing worker safety and spiraling crimes

n enormous Whole Foods in downtown San Francisco that opened just last year is temporarily closing. The company said concerns about worker safety forced it to shut down. Incidents of theft in San Francisco have gained national attention, though crime has generally fallen over the past six years.

The nearly 65,000-square foot location at Trinity Place in the city’s Mid-Market neighborhood shut its doors Monday to “ensure the safety” of its employees, a Whole Foods spokesperson said. Although Whole Foods did not share any additional information on the conditions that led to the store closing, the spokesperson added that it was a “difficult decision to close the Trinity store for the time being.” Affected employees will be transferred to nearby stores.

The store at 8th and Market streets will not open Tuesday, the spokesperson said. The store’s website has also disappeared.




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A San Francisco Whole Foods was the site of crime and hazardous behavior, the New York Times reported.
Visitors made hundreds of emergency calls for knife assaults, thefts, and a deadly drug overdose.
Whole Foods closed the location last month, citing "the safety of our team members."



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