Of course, Keller doesn’t want any of the poor close enough to his $500 per person average diners to discomfit them in any way. I wonder if he pays enough to keep his staff in nicer housing.
I remember when Charlie Trotter threatened to move to Indiana in response to some new city regulation and the city council just shrugged and told him to go ahead. Maybe Yountsville should suggest the same.
I'm not sure If I lived in Yountville I'd want this either. How about something with three bedroom apartment-heavy units for families, instead of a studio-heavy, dormitory style approach?
Of course, Keller doesn’t want any of the poor close enough to his $500 per person average diners to discomfit them in any way. I wonder if he pays enough to keep his staff in nicer housing.
I remember when Charlie Trotter threatened to move to Indiana in response to some new city regulation and the city council just shrugged and told him to go ahead. Maybe Yountsville should suggest the same.
Oh, Gavin Newsom's French Laundry buddy? We remember you...
“studio-heavy, dormitory-style approach”
I'm not sure If I lived in Yountville I'd want this either. How about something with three bedroom apartment-heavy units for families, instead of a studio-heavy, dormitory style approach?
Is Yountville not a good place to raise children?