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Ceffer, that’s a nice garage.
I had some illegal alien friends down in Castroville who lived in a garage.
It was full of bunk beds for the guys from Mexico.
Patrick saysthe lucky ones that...live in San Francisco
Ok, that right there destroys the author's entire credibility in my view, despite the fact that he's otherwise correct.
the lucky ones that can even afford to live in San Francisco
Cracks me up, they made a garage an extension and put windows in the garage door that can still be opened:You can order your garage door just like that. Most people order a top row of windows and all the other rows solid. Funny thing is, unless they got permits for that, that's a blatant violation of building code. Oh well. It actually look like a good idea! Big windows when you want and open air when you want to feel the ocean breeze.
B.A.C.A.H. saysDude, you conveniently omitted some key words that Wolf wrote:
I deliberately omitted them because they are not what matters, DUDE.
B.A.C.A.H. saysHe's saying they're lucky to have the resources to afford it. Not lucky to live there
See? You contradict yourself just like he did.
It sucks to live in SF, period. No matter whether you can afford it or not. Sucks even more if you live there but can not afford it, too.
SF is just a grander version of Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
B.A.C.A.H. saysAre you here in the Snarkey-Smug Bay Area?
Yes, while that asshole lives in NY (another shitsville). Which means I know SF is a shit-show by personal experience.
Why don't you move?
mell saysWhy don't you move?
I don't live in SF. I live in San Jose.
I've seen many homeless people on the streets in my city, like SF.
Why don't I move? Lived here (in the same zip code) since before starting school. My adult kids, siblings, nieces, nephews, parents, all my inlaws, and many friends (*) are in the area. That's a strong pull, and a choice to stay.
Doesn't mean we won't leave if things get miserable enough. It's always an option. The Reno area, with no state income tax (at least at present) beckons.
For the time being, we stay. It's a choice. We won't blame anyone nor whine like we're victims.
(*) most of my homie friends from K-12 are long gone though!
mell saysWhy don't you move? SF used to be a great city, it always had a dirt problem but it was overall managed and crime low. Plenty of great areas outside the bay area. At least for wfh folks that shlould be the obvious choice.
I don't live in SF. Never said that I did.
I live in the Bay Area. Live in Fremont, was born in Mountain View and grew up in San Jose. I am a Bay Area NATIVE BORN. <-- not too many of those these days, eh?
Downtown SJ used to be a real shithole. Back in the 70s and early 80s. They did a good job cleaning it up.
SF has been nothing but a shit show with some interesting tourist attractions and nice titty bars. But otherwise, it is shitsville.
Ceffer says2.5 million for 1790 sq. ft.
Thing is, it is about a block from the beach. That's huge.
I bet it's real.
The fake news is usually about imaginary "white supremacists", and this was almost certainly black guys with guns once again (you can tell because they don't mention the race when the assailants are black).
Also, same thing happened to a news crew in Oakland not that long ago.
The San Francisco Police Department on Tuesday released a few more details about last week's armed robbery of a KPIX crew's camera at Twin Peaks — which, ironically, was stolen while the reporter was there to report on all the theft going on in the area.
As we learned last week, the camera had been recovered by police, but they did not clarify how or where that happened, or that anyone had been arrested. Now, in a release, the SFPD says they arrested 34-year-old Ronald Whitten of San Francisco in connection with the robbery, shortly after the robbery occurred last Wednesday.
"Through the course of the investigation an adult male was arrested on the 200 block of Randolph Street at approximately 2:00 PM," the SFPD says. "During the arrest the stolen camera was located and seized by the officers."
KPIX explains that the camera had a tracking device on it, which led police directly to the suspect — though it sounds like only one arrest was made, and reporter Don Ford had said that three suspects approached him and his cameraman, one of them with a Glock pistol aimed at his head.
transition from a libertarian left leaning to full on leftoid retard woke sjw city government it's days were numbered a while ago. But it takes even leftists a few years if not a decade to destroy a city.
Right, like the Fed is going to do anything to help make housing cheaper.