That comment is just based on my experience going to SF a few weeks ago. - Every billboard on the way to the hotel from the airport was for AI (which not the c

That comment is just based on my experience going to SF a few weeks ago. - Every billboard on the way to the hotel from the airport was for AI (which not the case a few months ago) - Uber driver interrogated me all the way to the hotel on the value prop of my current project at work - Went to grab a burger and had to dodge 2 people screaming at me, walked passed a man crying because I believe a friend had just gotten hit by a car. - almost stepped in human fecies - On my last night, took a cruise back to my hotel (thanks to a friend). Honestly it was quite fun. Nothing in my comment was exaggerated, just edited a bit to make it more coherent. The reality was actually more dystopian. And I do mean that last line seriously, I had a blast!: > SF today is so aggressively dystopian that it's sort of hard not to enjoy the experience.