the one where, notoriously, at one point you could look out the window and see another Starbucks. technically two, if you count the one on the second floor of Barnes and Noble

apparently because they just unionized which wow fuck you Starbucks

but it had been there 30 years, I super super vaguely remember when it opened because I am Old and, tbf, lived nearby

i do remember the starbucks across from a starbucks and you could see the third starbucks........ it's already gone, too, it's all boarded up with no signage. who told you it was unionizing? the articles i saw said it was an absurd rent increase.

I saw things referencing both. Leading to "Is it union busting or predatory landlords? Which evil is responsible here?"

they unionized last year

I read somewhere that the landlord denied raising the rent

yeah amny says the landlord claims the new lease didn't increase the rent at all

.....Starbucks you assholes

Feels like Seattle closing 6 major locations because of 'crime,' but 5/6 had just made union noises and none of them had had any incidents of criminal activity beyond graffiti and a single broken window.