The bus is a symptom of the problem: people don&#x27;t want new people joining their group. This isn&#x27;t specific to San Francisco or even housing. Get rid of the buses (which by their nature cut down on pollution and traffic congestion) and people would find some other topical to complain about.<p>You see this all the time in New York. After living here a few years, I&#x27;m pretty sure the only way to deal with this is to ignore it. People are going to complain loudly about new people moving into their neighborhood. They can&#x27;t stop inevitable (people are going to continue to move to urban centers) any more than I can.<p>The article hits it - it&#x27;s easier to complain about the buses and tech gentrification than it is to fix the actual problems - high rents brought upon by the same anti-new-development, nimby attitudes trying to keep the tech buses out.