We seem to be having that a discussion at the national level that should be asking the same question. From the perspective of our San Francisco Tours, it seems to a shame that we not asking the question about sustainability. For example, when the question comes to health care, from our San Francisco Food Tours, we ask the question, is the current system sustainable? In other words, will it hold up in the long run. To many of us, the answer is no. It is similar to treading water in the ocean and saying that it is okay because you haven't gone under yet. Eventually, your arms tire out and you drown. From the perspective of our San Francisco Culinary Tours, that is not sustainable.
On our San Francisco Tours, we see how local businesses can sustain a community, by keeping jobs and services in the community. When local businesses go away, the connections to the local businesses go away, as well as the jobs. Again, just like treading water in the ocean. As we see on our San Francisco Food Tours, not sustainable. And many question whether the local businesses on our San Francisco Culinary Tours are important.
When each of us gets caught us in own personal problems. it is easy for forces that do have our best interests in mind to skew the political argument so many argue against their own best interests. On our San Francisco Tours, we see how communities can come together and by looking out for each other, everyone gets taken care of.
