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Others of us have decided not to live in San Francisco (or India). I'm not being entirely flippant; I'm originally from the Bay Area, and the filth is a signif
by veidr 14y ago
Others of us have decided not to live in San Francisco (or India).
I'm not being entirely flippant; I'm originally from the Bay Area, and the filth is a significant part of the reason I live in Tokyo now. Regularly encountering human feces is one of several things I don't miss.
- Aloisius 14y agoI'm also from the Bay Area and have lived in SF proper for about 15 years. I don't think I've ever encountered human feces. Were you a sewage worker?
- spikels 14y agoI wish I was a SF sewage worker I'd be retired with a nice pension by now ;) Aloisius you just needed to walk around more in the downtown area - I walk everywhere. Next time you are here take a look around the NW corner of Mission and 8th in the nooks and crannies of the PG&E building. I'm betting you will find something if it has not just rained. This stuff is just not well documented but this guy has a blog about his street in SOMA (somewhere just of 6th near Mission) that captures some of the flavor of the place: http://www.olddirtyalley.net/ http://www.olddirtyalley.net/ Why is this stuff just invisible to so many people here?