Friedberg describes San Francisco's managed alcohol program giving beer and vodka to homeless alcoholics 24 hours a day.
“the city of San Francisco has a managed alcohol program where they will give out beer and vodka to homeless alcoholics that they can come and get any time of the day, twenty four hours in hotel lobbies where they walk in, they are given either they can choose a vodka or a beer.”
Friedberg cites reports of the program giving 17 shots of vodka in one night to a single person.
“there are reports that they've given out 17 shots of vodka in a single night to a homeless person.”
“there are reports that they've given out 17 shots of vodka in a single night to a homeless person. And this is like a 5 to $10,000,000 a year program”
Friedberg states San Francisco's managed alcohol program costs $5-10 million yearly and has given 17 vodka shots nightly to individuals.
“And this is like a 5 to $10,000,000 a year program for the city of San Francisco.”