”They don’t have the overhead of a storefront,” said Velasco-Schmitz. “They don’t have a staff. Im assuming there’s no taxation of these businesses. There’s no oversight,” he said. A representative who answered the phone Wednesday evening at House of Dank Delivery said he would stop advertising his business, but wouldn’t stop delivery. He declined to give his name because of the impending city crackdown. “No I wouldn’t stop my business,” he said. “I have a pretty regular clientele. I probably only pick up 10 to 12 new customers a week,” he said. He said House of Dank Delivery requires its customers to be older than 21. He said he thought the move would backfire on the city. “Pioneer Square is going to be filled with a bunch of dime bags,” he said.
Posted on: Thu, 11 Dec 2014 04:31:19 +0000
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