Oracle will move its annual OpenWorld conference to Las Vegas because San Francisco is too expensive. Too expensive, too much poop on the sidewalks, too many homeless. How’s that Gavin Newsom libtardism working out San Franciscans?
- Oracle is moving its annual OpenWorld conference from San Francisco to Las Vegas and it signed a three-year agreement with the Caesars Forum for the move.
- The San Francisco Travel Association estimates the move will cost San Francisco $64 million a year.
- The travel group told members that Oracle cited San Francisco’s high hotel prices and “poor street conditions” as reasons that attendees were unhappy with the city.
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All the techies don't want shit on their 300 dollar shoes? That's not very progressive of them,
Allowing the city to be an outdoor toilet has consequences, this is only the beginning.
Not to mention lawlessness.
Working for the SF Convention Bureau must be a real dead-end job nowadays.
We hear it's the shit.
The yellow brick roads are not to be followed.
Hopefully JP doesn't see this thread; lest it wind up in the dumper.
Putting you in your place is number two on my list this week.
Crap. He found it.
You're in a pile of trouble now.
I'm not going to waste my time on him.
Too late, You've already stepped in it.
I didn't step in squat.