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<\/p>\nA gaming store in San Francisco keeps getting broken into, leading to loss after loss and a mountain of anxiety for the woman behind the business.<\/p>\n
Diana Goldman has run the Game Post since 2017. It’s an outpost for gamers who don’t need electricity: board games, trading cards, and group gatherings.<\/p>\n
“We do tabletop combat games. War Hammer 40,000 is what we’re doing tonight and is the most popular,” Goldman said.<\/p>\n
On this particular night, the gathering was all about mini-painting-and-modeling, but that was not a requirement to sit at the table.<\/p>\n
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A gathering at the Game Post in San Francisco, which has been targeted in a string of recent burglaries.<\/p>\n
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Gwendolyn takes medication that causes their hands to shake. For them, this is about community.<\/p>\n
“Cause I come here every single day except the days I have medical appointments at the VA,” Gwendolyn said. This helps me with my depression that I have. And being with people.”<\/p>\n
Everyone in this room, but mostly Diana, has been dealing with break-in after break-in, leading to about $10,000 in damages and stolen merchandise.<\/p>\n
“One in April, one in may. I forgot when the window was, but the last one was just two weeks ago,” Goldman told CBS News Bay Area. “There’s still a lot of anxiety. I’ll wake up late at night to check my phone, even though he’s been caught.”<\/p>\n
San Francisco Police arrested someone in the most recent break-in, which gives Golman hope that it may have been just one person behind it all.<\/p>\n
Goldman admits she was close to shutting it all down with the string of burglaries, but she’s received overwhelming support from her community, to at least play a few more rounds.<\/p>\n
“People feel comfortable going here, which I just appreciate,” she said.<\/p>\n
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