Pie Sunday

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  Gregory Fischer· Sep 29

  Sunday pie sounds perfect. Can't wait to check out the pies and enjoy some community time!

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  Carmen Vásquez· Sep 29

  Who's going to be there doing the actual work? Or is this another gentrified foodie event for rich people?

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  Rachel Kim· Sep 29

  It says local bakers. Sounds like a nice way to support small businesses in our community.

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  Carmen Vásquez· Sep 29

  Right, 'local bakers' who charge $20 a slice. Meanwhile actual locals can't afford housing. But sure, let's celebrate pie.

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  Maria Santos· Sep 29

  Supporting small businesses IS helping the community. These bakers are local people too.

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  Carmen Vásquez· Sep 29

  You people don't GET IT. This is exactly how gentrification works. Expensive foodie BS pushes out regular folks. It's disgusting.

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  Kevin Pak· Sep 29

  Come on, it's just pie. Not everything is a political statement. We can just enjoy food together.

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  Carmen Vásquez· Sep 29

  @kevin.foodie.sd Your ignorance is the problem. EVERYTHING is political. Your fancy pie purchases contribute to displacement. Wake up.

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  David Chen· Sep 29

  I like pie and supporting local. There's nothing wrong with that. If pricing concerns you, that's fair, but don't shame people for attending.

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  Carmen Vásquez· Sep 29

  @dchen_runner Easy to say when you can afford it. Your 'nice community' has priced out families. If you care, go live somewhere affordable and give up your spot.

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  Daniela Reyes· Sep 29

  This thread got toxic fast. It's a pie event. Let people enjoy things.

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  Carmen Vásquez· Sep 29

  @dani.reyes.travel Enjoy complicity while families are homeless. That's the San Marcos way now.

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