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Appreciate all comments in this thread. I never lived on the west coast (Boston mostly) but I was always puzzled by how many of my acquaintances who moved ther
by foobarian 10y ago
Appreciate all comments in this thread. I never lived on the west coast (Boston mostly) but I was always puzzled by how many of my acquaintances who moved there over the years to work for $BIG_TECH_CO chose to live in San Francisco proper. This usually meant at least an hour commute each way. The typical explanation was that SF was a "fun" place to live with much better leisure options than the desolate office parks and suburbs of the SV towns.
- yarou 10y ago> The typical explanation was that SF was a "fun" place to live with much better leisure options than the desolate office parks and suburbs of the SV towns. Depends on your definition of fun - being harassed constantly by both homeless people and SFPD? If so, then a paradise awaits you.
- Hydraulix989 10y agoEverything in SF closes at 10 PM. Even the bars shut down at midnight. Not very fun.
- dragonwriter 10y agoNow, it's been a few years sin e I've bothered with SF nightlife (having lived near, but not in, the city) but has it really changed that much? Because I remember there being plenty open much later, and many times starting at 10 or later.
- webrender 10y agoThis is inaccurate. Most bars in SF are open until 2am, and The Endup is open all night and into the morning.