I am not sure if I found the article you where talking about or not. This article is talking about a San Francisco comic books store owner. He has two locations and voted for the minimum wage law but I did not read anywhere that he was a leader of the cause. So maybe I am reading the wrong article. He does talk about needing an additional $80K in gross revenue from his two stores to make the required wage increase. So he is trying to sell memberships to raise additional money.
The long and short of it is a worked has to be worth his wage for a company to keep employing them. Part of the reason we stopped the feed hauling business was that the profit margins where getting to the point we could not pay the needed wages to keep good drivers. So we quit. So now there are five less jobs. The same thing will happen in the low wage employers business. The self check out maybe be an option in the stores of the future. That maybe the norm is the store can't pay the HIGHER wages required by some law. I think that there are few enough entry level jobs anymore so raising the minimum wage is just going to make there be fewer.
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