The man on the ground, the man on a cellphone and the couple of women can be referred to collectively as 'People'. Also 'going about their normal business' is a simpler rephrasing of the individual actions they were said to be doing, 'down on the ground', 'on a cellphone', 'walking by'.


Context: "In front of a laundromat and The Gulch of San Francisco, there is a man down on the ground, a man on a cellphone, and a couple of women walking by." Claim: "People are going about their normal business in San Francisco, and in front of this laundromat is no exception."
Considering the context, is the claim true, false, or unknown?