Chicago mayor wants tamale vendors to go cashless to prevent robberies – CWB Chicago

With the Little Village robberies and hold-ups of postal carriers as background, the candidates for mayor were asked to detail their plan to protect workers “who have to go out on the street day in and day out to make ends meet.”
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Stewie the Roof Baby
3 years ago

Maybe Lightweight can force these lazy vendors to hire their own security guards

your dime, your dance floor
3 years ago

How ironic. In 2017 the City of Chicago wanted to ban businesses from going cashless. Alderman Burke said businesses would raise prices to cover the service fees associated from going cashless. Let businesses figure out on their own what’s best for them.

Poor Taxpayer
3 years ago

This is a bunch of BS. Mayor have you ever thought about having cops (high paid) to do their jobs and protect the poor honest hardworking citizens? This Mayor had a Schmitt pot of cop watching her home, but citizens are on their own. You Suck.

Rick
3 years ago

How they gonna pay the help, fuel, food and themselves without cash?

Old Joe
3 years ago

Hombres, don’t leave the hacienda without it!

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