How disgusting that small businesses, who have a standing footprints in the community, continue to be forced out through "revitalization" efforts. I appreciate USC Annenberg for helping this man.
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Craig Nagasugi
9 years ago
Wow. What ever happened to "Trojan Family"? Whoever negotiated the bike shop lease in the Village should find a new line of work if they couldn't accomodate a bike "shed" (literally a shed) as competition. It's stuff like this that give us a bad name. USC RE AD, David Donovan, you should be ashamed. Fight On and Do Better!
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Edmund Browning
9 years ago
Save the shop.
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Carlos Aragon
9 years ago
After 40 years you become family, you don't treat family like that.
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Douglas Lee
9 years ago
We need to let Bill know he meant something to the people around USC.
There has to be something the Trojan family can offer this man.
40yrs means something.
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cris magana
9 years ago
please let him stay there. there is nothing wrong with healthy competition, it exists everywhere. most importantly, it will keep this gentleman employed, able to support his family, and not have worry about where his next meal will come from or if they'll be able to keep a roof over their heads. thank you for your time and consideration.
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Kayla willett
9 years ago
It's traditional . He works hard and it's been around for 40 years. This is their life.
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Adam C Uballe
9 years ago
Let the guy keep his shop. This county was built on the foundation of competition. The other shop must be afraid of him if they stoop to this...
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Roz Lewis
9 years ago
Please do not take away this man's livlihood!
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Sheryl Meli
9 years ago
praying for you and your bike shop Bill!
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Mary Ann
9 years ago
Shame on you!
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Ellyn Darilyn DeMaria
9 years ago
Show some loyalty and a side of humanity that these kids will want to mirror. It's time to pay it forward and watch the ripple...
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Save the shop !!!
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Gavin O'Hara
9 years ago
He may not have attended USC but this man is truly part of the Trojan Family. We don't turn our back on family.
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Sheba Lo
9 years ago
This is disgraceful. Shame on USC.
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Christine Rodriguez
9 years ago
Bill should be given the opportunity to remain on campus if not provided the opportunity to be the proprieter of the new bike shop.
Small business matters!
Let the man keep his shop please!
Let him stay!
How disgusting that small businesses, who have a standing footprints in the community, continue to be forced out through "revitalization" efforts. I appreciate USC Annenberg for helping this man.
Wow. What ever happened to "Trojan Family"? Whoever negotiated the bike shop lease in the Village should find a new line of work if they couldn't accomodate a bike "shed" (literally a shed) as competition. It's stuff like this that give us a bad name. USC RE AD, David Donovan, you should be ashamed. Fight On and Do Better!
Save the shop.
After 40 years you become family, you don't treat family like that.
We need to let Bill know he meant something to the people around USC. There has to be something the Trojan family can offer this man. 40yrs means something.
please let him stay there. there is nothing wrong with healthy competition, it exists everywhere. most importantly, it will keep this gentleman employed, able to support his family, and not have worry about where his next meal will come from or if they'll be able to keep a roof over their heads. thank you for your time and consideration.
It's traditional . He works hard and it's been around for 40 years. This is their life.
Let the guy keep his shop. This county was built on the foundation of competition. The other shop must be afraid of him if they stoop to this...
Please do not take away this man's livlihood!
praying for you and your bike shop Bill!
Shame on you!
Show some loyalty and a side of humanity that these kids will want to mirror. It's time to pay it forward and watch the ripple...
Save the shop !!!
He may not have attended USC but this man is truly part of the Trojan Family. We don't turn our back on family.
This is disgraceful. Shame on USC.
Bill should be given the opportunity to remain on campus if not provided the opportunity to be the proprieter of the new bike shop.
Save it!!