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You can do these in San Francisco, though I prefer keeping the mornings and working the evenings. Wasting daytime sunshine is a terrible idea.
by arjie 10y ago
You can do these in San Francisco, though I prefer keeping the mornings and working the evenings. Wasting daytime sunshine is a terrible idea.
- IshKebab 10y agoReally though? I thought you only something like get 10-15 holidays (including sick days?), are expected to work really long hours, and I can't imagine the rent within cycling distance of downtown San Francisco... Actually I don't need to - it's pretty insane - easily triple London prices which are already very high: https://www.zumper.com/blog/uploads/2016/03/SanFrancisco_MonthlyPriceMedianMap_Winter20161.png https://www.zumper.com/blog/uploads/2016/03/SanFrancisco_Mon...
- arjie 10y agoI actually live in London right now so I can tell you that San Francisco can be much cheaper. I had a one bedroom for $1400 there for the last three years. Anywhere inside the city is cyclable. And because the weather is great you can go do things in the daytime. The vacation time thing is a problem for the rest of America. I had unlimited vacation and took seven weeks off last year in San Francisco. Everyone in SF wants to live at the NEMA. The NEMA costs like a NEMA would. Don't live at the NEMA if you're price sensitive. EDIT: Ah ha, I see. I lived in the Excelsior. On your map, I was right by the border with Glen Park. 8 mins to BART, which is 12 mins to Montgomery St.. And BART doesn't get anywhere near as packed as the Jubilee line does. You have to see that SF is not very much larger than Zone 1 in London is.