I just want to tell you what happens when I get to work.

I have to clean up the poop and the pee off of my doorstep.

I have to clean up the syringes.

I have to politely ask the people who I care for.

I have to find out people who push their way into my shop and on drugs.

I have to apologize to my clients.

I have to get into my door because there is somebody asleep there.

I want to know what you are going to do for us.

You want to make it the same to our state.

You want to make it comfortable for everybody except for the people who work hard.

I have tried their hardest to get along in life and now we have to change that because of your life.

Your liberal ideology is not working and I don't know who you are trying to clean.

While you are sitting in your million dollar home and you don't have to look at what we have to look at,

there are hard working people out there that have to deal with this on a daily basis.

What are you going to do for us?

If Liz, who is a business owner in Sacramento, California, were alone,

that would be a really interesting and troubling story.

The fact is that Liz is one of dozens, hundreds, thousands of business owners in blue states and west coast cities that are dealing with this

and their voices are just not being heard by those who govern us or haven't been until fairly recently.

A rare example of how social media can be positive in that you can get your information out there

and if you really strike a nerve, it can catch on and you can get a tremendous amount of attention.

You don't need the local CBS affiliate to come do your story anymore.

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