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To each his own. I lived in San Francisco for 30 years. I lived in Richmond VA for the 10 years before. I now live in a nice suburb. It has bunnies and the occ
by chrisdhoover 3y ago
To each his own. I lived in San Francisco for 30 years. I lived in Richmond VA for the 10 years before.
I now live in a nice suburb. It has bunnies and the occasional coyote. It is green. It is quiet.
I don’t hear sirens all night. I don’t hear shouters all night. I don’t hear my neighbors footfalls. Open the window and I hear song birds.
On r/sanfrancisco someone was making a case for how safe it is. That simply was not my experience. I was assaulted and beaten one morning in front my flat. My garage has been broken into 4 times. Before my neighborhood was gentrified a few years back there was an open gang war with multiple murders a block from my house. The killings stopped when when the thugs were priced out of the market creating another problem of haves and cant possibly ever haves.
The only thing I miss is the corner store that stocked bumpers and the variety of high quality food.
- sokoloff 3y agoWhat are "bumpers" in this context?
- mmh0000 3y agoGoing from the context of the original post, it's quite obvious that He bought (car) bumpers from a junk-yard that also sold high-quality food. Which, to me, sounds like a viable and wealth-generating business model.
- zocoi 3y agoI couldn’t imagine how they can combine as the hygiene of this food place must be terrible. It’s like buying a sandwich from a car mechanic shop